affrontingly
/əˈfrʌntɪŋli/adverb
In an impudent, insulting, or offensive manner; so as to cause offence.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in William Sanderson (1586–1676), historian. From affronting + -ly.
- ploughable
- plough-alms
- plough a lonely (or one's own) furrow
- ploughback
- ploughbeam
- plough bolt
- plough-boon
- ploughboote
- ploughbote
- ploughboy
- plough bullock
- plough clevis
- plough day
- plough driver
- ploughed-back
- ploughed-out
- ploughed-up
- plougher
- plough-gang
- ploughgear
- plough grinding
- plough handle
- plough-head
- plough-in
- ploughing-back