different between mephitic vs mephitically
mephitic
English
Etymology
From Latin mephiticus, from mefitis, mephitis: compare French méphitique.
Adjective
mephitic (comparative more mephitic, superlative most mephitic)
- Foul-smelling or noxious, particularly of a gas or atmosphere.
Derived terms
- mephitic acid
- mephitic air
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mephitically
English
Etymology
From mephitical + -ly.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /m??f?t?kli/
Adverb
mephitically (comparative more mephitically, superlative most mephitically)
- In a mephitic manner.
- 1971, Brian Lumley, ‘Rising with Surtsey’:
- There was a hissing sound, almost drowned out by the creature's single shrill scream of agony, and a small cloud of steam rose mephitically from the thing's face as it pitched to the floor.
- 1971, Brian Lumley, ‘Rising with Surtsey’:
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