gauzily
- adverb
- /ˈɡɔːzɪli/
- She decorated the room gauzily with sheer white fabrics for the celebration.
Examples
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The dancer moved gauzily across the stage, her dress floating behind her.
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The dress flowed gauzily in the gentle breeze.
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The morning mist hung gauzily over the quiet fields.
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She wrapped the gift gauzily in soft fabric.
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The dress hung gauzily from her shoulders, catching the soft breeze.
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The curtains billowed gauzily in the warm afternoon sunlight.
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He wrapped the gift in gauzily sheer paper, adding a delicate touch.
Synonyms
In a thin, almost see-through way often used for light fabric
Antonyms
How Thin
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Gauzily comes from gauze, a very thin cloth used for bandages and veils. So to do something gauzily is to do it like that cloth — 'thin' and 'light', soft and delicate.