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daftly

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daft  (dft)
adj. daft·er, daft·est
1. Mad; crazy.
2. Foolish; stupid.
3. Scots Frolicsome.
[Middle English dafte, foolish, from Old English gedæfte, meek.]
daftly adv.
daftness n.
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Adv.1.daftlydaftly - in a mildly insane manner; "the old lady is beginning to behave quite dottily"
balmily, dottily, nuttily, wackily
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Lichtenstein here was not relying on elements of his style to provide a signature, crutch, or shtick, but instead daftly and sensibly employing them as tools in elegant, playful abstractions.
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Given its language-simultaneously broad yet vague - the majority decision written by Justice Anthony Kennedy leaves open the possibility that the Court will have to daftly its position on gay rights at some future point.
Friends in high places? by Gallagher, John / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
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