affirmably
/əˈfəːməbli/adverb
1Positively; affirmatively. rare.
2In a way capable of being affirmed; demonstrably.
Origin
Late 15th century; earliest use found in William Caxton (1415x24–1492), printer, merchant, and diplomat. Originally from post-classical Latin affirmabilis affirmable + -ly, after Middle French afferméement. In later use from affirmable + -ly.
- well-applied
- well appointed
- well-approved
- well-argued
- well-armed
- well-armored
- well-armoured
- well-arranged
- well-arrayed
- well-articulated
- well-asserted
- well-assorted
- well-assured
- well attended
- well-attending
- well-attested
- well-attired
- well-authenticated
- well aware
- wellaway
- well-baked
- well balanced
- well beam
- well-beaten
- well-bedded