Adverb:

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racily's Usage Examples:

New York Times wrote the book had "some dubious motivation" but was "so racily readable that you are not particularly bothered until you"ve stopped turning.

The Brief is a very racily written little biography, giving in the space of 100 pages all that is necessary.

species, Luzula luzoloides, Bracilypodium sylvaticum and Poa pratensis), pupating in a cocoon among the roots.

and apt, while her original comments and reflections were judiciously and racily intermixed.

Gill praised Penry-Jones and said that it was "racily paced" and was "the closest to the original [the book] and by far and away.

The Telegraph, gives the book four out of five stars, describing it as "a racily written, learned and often shrewdly insightful".

These stories are racily told.

These violent sequences are almost all presented racily and amusingly, stressing Doyle"s "lovable" toughness as he manhandles and.

David Peers, in the anarchist newspaper Freedom, recommended the "racily and colourfully written" book while pointing outs its omission of anarcho-syndicalism.

interesting points, including a couple of fist-and-gun fights that have been racily staged by Fritz Lang.

with the smoke from Gauloises, after which the race resumes, even more racily.

These were an early type of Welsh Sheepdog, higher on the leg and more racily built than the modern day breed.

The London Philharmonic Orchestra sounded "racily forced" and often weary.