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scrumptiously

scrumptiously

6.3
In a way that tastes very good
  • adverb
  • /ˈskrʌmpʃəsli/
translation icon : deliciosamente

Examples

  • Almost as if possessed by something scrumptiously otherworldly.

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  • The chocolate cake was baked scrumptiously, making everyone at the party smile.

  • She prepared a scrumptiously fragrant pasta dish that was a hit with all her guests.

  • He savored the scrumptiously spicy curry, reveling in its rich and bold flavors.

Synonyms

deliciously
vsscrumptiously
19 2.3

In a very pleasant way that gives strong pleasure to the senses, especially taste

is stronger, meaning extremely tasty rather than just very pleasant
delectably
vsscrumptiously
1 4.5

In a very pleasant and often delicious way

is focused on extreme tastiness specifically rather than general pleasantness
lusciously
vsscrumptiously
1 6.9

In a way that tastes very sweet and rich

is more general, meaning extreme tastiness not only richness or sweetness
succulently
vsscrumptiously
5.2

In a juicy, tasty way

focuses on overall extreme tastiness rather than just juiciness
tastily
vsscrumptiously
3.7

In a way that tastes good

is much stronger, meaning extremely tasty and giving great pleasure

Antonyms

13 4.8

In a way that makes you feel sick or upset

In a way that makes food look or taste bad

How Delicious

scrumptiously
6.3
deliciously
19 2.3
tastily
3.7

Surface Forms

scrumptiously positive
scrumptiouslyer comparative
scrumptiouslyest superlative

Morphology

scrumptiously = scrumptious (semi-transparent) = scrumptious + ly

The adverb is formed by the regular and very productive addition of -ly to the adjective 'scrumptious', yielding the predictable meaning 'in a scrumptious way'.

Etymology

Scrumptiously comes from scrumptious, a playful word meaning 'very tasty'. A helpful way to remember scrumptious is to think of it as a mix of sumptuous ('rich' or 'luxurious') and the lively sound scrum, so scrumptiously means 'in a very tasty way'.