punditically

English

Etymology

From punditic +‎ -ally.

Adverb

punditically (comparative more punditically, superlative most punditically)

1. (rare) In a punditic manner.
   • 1950, George Jean Nathan, The Theatre Book of the Year‎^[1]:

     But if, indeed, he indulges in half-truths they are often more persuading than most of what his fellow-dramatists punditically offer as truths of fuller blossom.