glitteringly
- adverb
- /ˈɡlɪtərɪŋli/
- The review described the film glitteringly.
Examples
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She spoke glitteringly of her team's achievements at the awards ceremony.
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The movie was glitteringly reviewed by critics for its stunning visuals and performances.
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The author's new book was glitteringly described in several major newspapers.
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She spoke of the city glitteringly, filled with excitement.
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The restaurant was glitteringly reviewed, attracting customers from all over the city.
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Her performance was glitteringly praised by the critics, elevating her status in the industry.
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He delivered a glitteringly eloquent speech that captivated the entire audience.
Synonyms
To say good things about someone because you admire them
Antonyms
How Praising
Surface Forms
Morphology
glitteringly = glittering (semi-transparent) = glitter + ing + ly
The morphological step to form an adverb from 'glittering' using '-ly' is regular and transparent.
Etymology
Glitteringly comes from the word glitter, which means 'to shine', and people began to use that bright image for speech and writing. So to speak glitteringly is to describe someone or something in a very glowing, flattering way.