Similar words: contagious, contagious disease, contagion, religiously, prodigiously, advantageously, consciously, ostentatiously. Meaning: adv. in a contagious manner.
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1 She was contagiously bubbly.
2 The individuals of C. argyrophylla are contagiously distributed and many of them gather near the edges of gaps.
3 Contagiously, I couldn't help admiring them for their positive attitude toward life, especially their optimism.
4 The book is unpretentious; it can present names without dropping them,[www.Sentencedict.com] and the tone is contagiously warm.
5 To determine the extent to which children at various stages of social development are likely to yawn contagiously, the researchers studied 120 typically developing 1- to 6-year-olds.
6 For several years, his group toured the country, delighting audiences in city after city with their garish suits, funny hair, and contagiously happy grins.
7 The children with ASD were less likely to yawn contagiously than their typically developing peers, the researchers found.
8 And children with diagnoses that imply more severe autistic symptoms were much less likely to yawn contagiously than those with milder diagnoses.
9 The world is rich in manganese ore, yet which is contagiously distributed . The main countries with manganese ore are South Africa, Ukraine, Gabon, Australia, India, Brazil, and China.
10 Now a new study has found that most children aren't susceptible to contagious yawning until they're about 4 years old -- and that children with autism are less likely to yawn contagiously than others.
11 An Emory University research team decided to test that idea—with chimpanzees who also yawn contagiously.
More similar words: contagious, contagious disease, contagion, religiously, prodigiously, advantageously, consciously, ostentatiously, disadvantageously, spontaneously, unconsciously, subconsciously, continuously, conscientiously, self-consciously, contemptuously, piously, anxiously, curiously, dubiously, tediously, seriously, variously, obviously, copiously, enviously, deviously, furiously, viciously, spaciously.