exotically

Adverb

Meaning

exotically (comparative more exotically, superlative most exotically)

In an exotic manner.

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Examples

But it was drama, high drama: fires at night, the fires that burned people's houses away; bombs fell and left exotically shaped fragments in the form of shrapnel. And we collected it and traded it. As long as we were not hurt -- and I wasn't -- life seemed wonderful. Tom Baker

Arrayed before Gillespie were several boxes of exotically flavored Pop-Tarts that he had purchased at the Lancaster grocery store. Source: Internet

The simple story is heart wrenching and sensual, told in descriptions so delicately rendered that even the most ordinary happenstance sparkles exotically. Source: Internet

The action moves quickly, the various characters we meet (Khufu the baboon is a stand-out) are intriguing, and the elements of Egyptian mythology are exotically bizarre. Source: Internet

This print was earmarked for the whitewashed bath—utilize it to balance out a two-tone scheme and impart your space with an exotically tropical feel. Source: Internet

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