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† ˈscoptically, adv. Obs.
[f. scoptical + -ly2.]
In a scornful, satirical manner.
c1611Chapman Iliad ii. Comm. 35 In this first and next verse, Homer (speaking scoptically) breakes open the fountaine of his ridiculous humor following. 1647R. Stapylton Juvenal 114 Jove's secret springs: scoptically spoken, as if the astrologers were inspired by Jupiter [etc.]. 1686H. More Real Pres. 55 Not as one scoptically would make us to profess, that this real participation of the Body and Blood of Christ, has no reality any where but in our phancy. |