acerbly
/əˈsəːbli/adverb
In early use: with a sour, bitter, or astringent flavour. Now chiefly: in a sharp or cutting manner; acerbically.
Origin
Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). Originally from classical Latin acerbus acerb + -ly, after classical Latin acerbē, adverb. In later use from acerb + -ly.
- Socinism
- socio-
- sociobiological
- sociobiologically
- sociobiologist
- sociobiology
- sociocentric
- sociocentrism
- sociocracy
- sociocrat
- sociocratic
- sociocultural
- socioculturally
- sociodrama
- sociodramatic
- sociodramatist
- sociodynamic
- sociodynamics
- socioecologic
- socioecological
- socioecologist
- socioecology
- socio-economic
- socio-economical
- socio-economically