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nostalgically, adv.|nɒˈstældʒɪkəlɪ|
[f. nostalgic a.: see -ically.]
In a nostalgic way; in evocation of the past.
1928Galsworthy Swan Song iii. xi. 298 A long time he sat there, nostalgically bemused, strangely unwilling to move. 1937A. Huxley Ends & Means i. 2 The poor and downtrodden have always dreamed nostalgically of a man ideally well-fed, free, happy and unoppressed. 1945John o' London's Weekly 24 Aug. 216 Its style of binding is nostalgically akin to that of those A.A. handbooks which one used to find (sometimes) in seaside hotels. 1957A. E. Coppard It's Me, O Lord! iii. 37 There is something nostalgically primitive about the woodwind instruments. 1958Listener 20 Nov. 842/2 Mesens..uses these elements lyrically and nostalgically. 1975J. Meldrum Semonov Impulse iii. 57 You're going nostalgically north?.. See the boys? |