noselessly

English

Etymology

From noseless +‎ -ly.

Adverb

noselessly (not comparable)

1. Without a nose.
   • 1997, James Finn Garner, Apocalypse Wow!: A Memoir for the End of Time, page 102:

     Ancient mysteries brood silently in the Land of the Pharaohs. Across the desert sands, the Sphinx stares voicelessly, noselessly.

   • 2010, Marie de France, Edward J. Gallagher, The Lays of Marie de France, page 33:

     She had a number of children who were quite recognizable by their faces and their resemblance to her: many women descended from her—this is the truth—were born without a nose and so they lived their lives noselessly.