beamilyadv.
/ˈbiːmɪli/ In a beamy or beaming manner, radiantly.
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the world > matter > light > [adverb] > in a radiant manner
radiantly?1520
shone1595
beamingly1662
radially1662
beamilya1821
irradiatingly1893
a1821 J. Keats Sonnet to Byron in Wks. (1906) 7 Thou thy griefs dost dress With a bright halo, shining beamily.
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adv.a1821- to get a rustle on
- to get a settling
- to get a shift on
- to get a snitch on
- to get a soaker
- to get a spark up
- to get a stand
- to get a stomach
- to get a thing on his etc feet
- to get a thing on his feet
- to get a thing on his her feet
- to get a thing or person seen to
- to get a tumble
- to get a wiggle on
- to get a wire
- to get a woman up the spout
- to get a woman's maidenhead
- to get a word in
- to get a word out of
- to get a word, etc in edgeways
- to get aboard
- to get about
- to get above
- to get above oneself
- to get abroad