drawlingly

(ˈdrɔːlɪŋlɪ)

adv

in a drawling manner

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They would need more to make a difference, so Young and his team embarked on what he drawlingly calls "a good old-fashioned phage hunt." To find a phage that worked against Acinetobacter, Young reasoned, he would have to go look for Acinetobacter in the wild.

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It doesn't help that the film is littered with Bushisms--the official term for the many mispronunciations and linguistic errors made by George W.--which are highly amusing, but are so drawlingly delivered, and with such frequency, that George W.

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one of the sociable ones, an Armenian or Yugoslav with the broad vowels of the local accent drawlingly prolonged and the consonants of another tongue altogether" (49).

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