incontinently

[ in-kon-tn-uhnt-lee ]

/ ɪnˈkɒn tn ənt li /

SEE SYNONYMS FOR incontinently ON THESAURUS.COM

adverb

without exercising continence.

Origin of incontinently

First recorded in 1545–55; incontinent + -ly

Words nearby incontinently

incontestable, incontinence, incontinent, incontinentia pigmenti, incontinentia pigmenti achromiens, incontinently, incontrollable, incontrovertible, inconvenience, inconveniency, inconvenient

Definition for incontinently (2 of 2)

incontinently²

[ in-kon-tn-uhnt-lee ]

/ ɪnˈkɒn tn ənt li /

adverb Archaic.

immediately; at once; straightaway.

Origin of incontinently

1475–85; late Middle English incontinent, in same sense (<Middle French <Late Latin in continentī (tempore) in continuous (time), i.e., without pause; see continent) + -ly

Example sentences from the Web for incontinently

Slade tried to protest, but the surgeon would not hear of it, and marched him incontinently to his berth.
The Mystery|Stewart Edward White and Samuel Hopkins Adams
His answer was a sudden well-planted blow which sent me incontinently backward into the hay from which I had risen.
Humphrey Bold|Herbert Strang
Left to himself, he would have taken, incontinently, to his heels.
Lad: A Dog|Albert Payson Terhune
I shall soon publish another small story-book which I will incontinently send you.
The Letters of Henry James (volume I)|Henry James

Years and years ago he broke into a house,—an unknown felony in our quiet limits,—and was incontinently shot.
Tiverton Tales|Alice Brown

单词	incontinently
释义	incontinently ¹ [ in-kon-tn-uhnt-lee ] / ɪnˈkɒn tn ənt li / SEE SYNONYMS FOR incontinently ON THESAURUS.COM adverb without exercising continence. Origin of incontinently ¹ First recorded in 1545–55; incontinent + -ly Words nearby incontinently incontestable, incontinence, incontinent, incontinentia pigmenti, incontinentia pigmenti achromiens, incontinently, incontrollable, incontrovertible, inconvenience, inconveniency, inconvenient Definition for incontinently (2 of 2) incontinently² [ in-kon-tn-uhnt-lee ] / ɪnˈkɒn tn ənt li / adverb Archaic. immediately; at once; straightaway. Origin of incontinently ² 1475–85; late Middle English incontinent, in same sense (<Middle French <Late Latin in continentī (tempore) in continuous (time), i.e., without pause; see continent) + -ly Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for incontinently Slade tried to protest, but the surgeon would not hear of it, and marched him incontinently to his berth. The Mystery\|Stewart Edward White and Samuel Hopkins Adams His answer was a sudden well-planted blow which sent me incontinently backward into the hay from which I had risen. Humphrey Bold\|Herbert Strang Left to himself, he would have taken, incontinently, to his heels. Lad: A Dog\|Albert Payson Terhune I shall soon publish another small story-book which I will incontinently send you. The Letters of Henry James (volume I)\|Henry James Years and years ago he broke into a house,—an unknown felony in our quiet limits,—and was incontinently shot. Tiverton Tales\|Alice Brown Words related to incontinently haphazard, headlong, jumbled, foolishly, hastily, helter-skelter, impetuously, indiscreetly, posthaste, rashly, recklessly, full tilt, heedlessly, thoughtlessly, about, any which way, anyhow, around, disorderly, hit-or-miss
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incontinently

adverb

Origin of incontinently

Words nearby incontinently

Definition for incontinently (2 of 2)

adverb Archaic.

Origin of incontinently

Example sentences from the Web for incontinently

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