phallically
- adverb
- /ˈfælɪkli/
- NSFW
- The column stood phallically in the center of the room, representing authority and masculine beauty.
Examples
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In the artist's latest painting, the tree grew phallically, symbolizing dominance and strength.
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The sculpture was designed to stand phallically, evoking themes of masculinity and power.
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I'm phallically challenged... and you know, some of the great groups that I rely on are Tom Thumb and Tiny Tim and Pinky Promise, that have helped me accept who I am as a man.
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Lollio thrusts his middle finger phallically through the circle created by the thumb and forefinger of his other hand. Alibius.
Fiction book (1998)
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Phallically comes from the Greek word phallos, which means 'male organ'. People used phallic shapes long ago to show fertility and male power, so something done phallically is made or shown to look like, or to stand for, that idea.