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Meanings of amusingly in English

In an entertaining and amusing manner.

divertingly
Usage of amusingly in English
1
This was the moment he had been craving for an amusingly long time.
The Guardian
2
But it was - amusingly in the circumstances - a quintessentially tabloid tactic.
The Guardian
3
As seen, the product is amusingly quirky and a visual splendour.
The South African
4
In each case, she manages, amusingly and admirably, to drive a hard bargain.
The Guardian
5
This they manage artfully and amusingly in the infectious Francis Footwork.
The Irish Times
6
She has undramatic hangovers; he turns vomiting, very amusingly, into an Italian opera.
The Guardian
7
His voice was thin, almost amusingly childlike in the thin air.
The Hyperion Cantos
8
It went on to describe the service and the reception clearly, simply, and amusingly.
Smoke and mirrors: short fictions and illusions
9
In the past week, Gatland and Cheika have been amusingly deferential towards each other.
The Guardian
10
She was also developing into an amusingly mouthy young woman.
The Guardian
11
God stepped back and-amusingly-reached for the knife at his belt.
Arcanum Unbounded
12
His eyes had been amusingly round beneath the ridiculous pink lady's straw he wore.
Wizard and glass
13
Nothing is so amusingly pathetic as when one cop tries to bond with another.
Homicide: a year on the killing streets
14
When you get to the amusingly-named traffic lights, simply do what other South Africans do.
The South African
15
He is amusingly wry about the attitudes of others.
The Guardian
16
The Australian columnist Chris Kenny was mercilessly (and sometimes amusingly) mocked.
The Guardian
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