Cockishly
High-spiritedly and cockishly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "High-spiritedly" instead an adverb "Cockishly".
High-spiritedly
High-spiritedly adverb - In a quick and spirited manner.
Usage example: the teens high-spiritedly donned clown costumes in preparation for the party they were giving at the Children's Hospital
Cockishly and high-spiritedly are semantically related. You can use "Cockishly" instead an adverb phrase "High-spiritedly".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- lively and cockishly
- lively and high-spiritedly
- sprightly and cockishly
- sprightly and high-spiritedly
- airily and cockishly
- airily and high-spiritedly
- buoyantly and cockishly
- buoyantly and high-spiritedly
- pertly and cockishly
- pertly and high-spiritedly
- trippingly and cockishly
- trippingly and high-spiritedly
- animatedly and cockishly
- animatedly and high-spiritedly
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