masculinely
- adverb
- /ˈmæskjʊlɪnli/
- Abby dresses very masculinely with her short, cropped hair and wears a leather jacket. This connotes that for a woman to appear strong, they need to lose their femininity.
Examples
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At the party, he dressed masculinely, favoring a tailored suit that highlighted traditional male fashion.
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The athlete moved masculinely, showcasing the strength and confidence typically associated with male competitors.
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He cleared his throat masculinely.
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Elliott's penis became erect and Bobbi took control trying to kill anyone that made Elliott masculinely sexual.
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He spoke masculinely, using a commanding tone that impressed everyone in the room.
Antonyms
How Masculine
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Masculinely comes from the adjective masculine, from the Latin masculus meaning 'male', plus the ending -ly that turns it into a word showing how something is done. So, to act masculinely is to behave in a way people think is like a man, or 'in a male way'.