Emulously
Emulously adverb - In a competitively imitative manner.
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Synonyms for Emulously
Inauspicious and emulously are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Inauspicious" instead an adjective "Emulously".
Inauspicious
Inauspicious adjective - Being or showing a sign of evil or calamity to come.
Emulously and inauspicious are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Emulously" with "Inauspicious", this adjectives are similar.
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Related pairs
- foreboding and emulously
- foreboding and inauspicious
- forbidding and emulously
- forbidding and inauspicious
- baleful and emulously
- baleful and inauspicious
- sinister and emulously
- sinister and inauspicious
- evil and emulously
- evil and inauspicious
- black and emulously
- black and inauspicious
- dark and emulously
- dark and inauspicious
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