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1878 Unitarian Rev. & Relig. Mag. Jan. 76 If Mr. Cook must adolescently proclaim to the public the small honors that his lectures received, his audience surely..cannot thank him for displaying it to the world.

1946 Baseball Digest Nov. 14/2 Adolescently, he was swinging for the more or less unattainable right field stands.

1977 H. Fast Immigrants ii. 100 He was still romantically and adolescently in love with Jean.

1986 New Yorker 8 Dec. 134/3 A place..where men can sit around and drink and tell adolescently dirty stories.

2007 New Yorker 2 Apr. 48/1 The culprit was Stuart Collins, twenty-three, adolescently thin, long-limbed, with big ears and the quick-twitch temperament of a racing animal.