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preciously

[ UK /pɹˈɛʃəsli/ ]
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  1. extremely
    there is precious little time left

How To Use preciously In A Sentence

  • In her current show, "Everything that Ever Existed Still Exists," Bird delicately -- even preciously -- petrifies images of infamous nuclear explosions in paint. Kimberly Brooks: Rebecca Bird Paints the Explosion
  • There are a very few words - brock, for badger being one, combe, meaning a deep valley, and which appears in some English village names and in contemporary Welsh, another, torr, a mountain peak - which seem to have survived, at least among those who speak preciously or somewhat pedantically today. Excerpt: The Meaning of Everything by Simon Winchester
  • It was a bold gesture because they have both preciously been unlucky in love.
  • While tens of thousands race mountain bikes each year, it is truly a preciously small clutch of people who ensure these events ever come into being at all.
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  • There are a very few words - brock, for badger being one, combe, meaning a deep valley, and which appears in some English village names and in contemporary Welsh, another, torr, a mountain peak - which seem to have survived, at least among those who speak preciously or somewhat pedantically today. Excerpt: The Meaning of Everything by Simon Winchester
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