gastronomically
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- adverb
- /ˌɡæstrəˈnɑːmɪkli/
- Gastronomically unadventurous.
Examples
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I've been treated very well there, not only from a hospitality standpoint, but gastronomically as well.
Blog text (14) -
The gastronomically curious traveler enjoys sampling dishes from different cultures.
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Many restaurants in the city offer gastronomically diverse menus that highlight local ingredients.
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At the festival, there were numerous stalls providing gastronomically delightful treats from around the world.
How Culinary
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Surface Forms
Morphology
gastronomically = gastronomic (transparent) = gastronomy + ic + ally
Regular adjectival-to-adverbial formation from 'gastronomic' by adding a standard adverbial suffix; meaning clearly relates to food and eating.
Etymology
Gastronomically comes from gastro- meaning 'stomach' and -nomy meaning 'rule' or 'custom', the same idea behind gastronomy. So, to do something gastronomically is to do it in a way about food and good eating, in other words how the 'stomach' likes things.