manneristicallyadv.

1909 Webster's New Internat. Dict. Eng. Lang. Add. Manneristically.

1933 D. G. Mason Chamber Music of Brahms xxi. 221 There is here a sort of poverty, or perhaps intentional bareness, of line that is only dissembled by the sequence the clarinet makes to the cello phrase, or by the threes to a beat that vary its rhythm almost manneristically.

1968 Times 3 Apr. 14/8 While her [sc. Barbara Hepworth's] virtuosity has been given great scope, her sculptural discoveries, the elements of her language.., she has used increasingly manneristically.

1980 Washington Post 27 June c7/2 A maternity figure of the Bambara people of Mali, with a manneristically extended elegance in her face and torso.

1999 Art in Amer. (Nexis) 1 Mar. 110 At times the overall result is extremely, if manneristically, seductive.