incestuously
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- adverb
- /ɪnˈsɛstəˌwəsli/
- Offensive
- For example, a brother and sister might be abused by their father and end up bonding (incestuously).
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Watch on YouTubeAnd my mother had been abused incestuously by family member when she was a child and it broke her.
- And my mother had been abused incestuously by family member when she was a child and it broke her.
Examples
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Of the over 20 million American females who have had a sexually abusive experience before adulthood, about 43% have been incestuously abused (Messler-Davies & Frawley, 1994).
Academic text (2002) -
The obligation of non-profits is to their sponsors and donors and incestuously to itself.
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And my mother had been abused incestuously by family member when she was a child and it broke her.
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But you're like my brother, so it's like my brother asking my advice on how to incestuously bang my cousin.
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Many victims of child abuse report that they were incestuously harmed by a relative, causing lifelong trauma.
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The documentary highlighted how siblings were incestuously victimized, leading to complex emotional consequences.
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Studies indicate that individuals who have been incestuously abused often struggle with trust and relationships later in life.
Surface Forms
Morphology
incestuously = incestuous (transparent) = incest + uous + ly
Formed by adding the productive adverbial suffix '-ly' to the adjective 'incestuous', a regular derivation.
Etymology
Incestuously comes from the noun incest and from Latin parts in- 'not' and castus 'pure', the same root as chaste. So incestuously means 'in a not-pure way' that involves close family members or relations.