facetiously
Adverb
Meaning
not seriously
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I meant it facetiously
A resolution introduced by some members of the California State Assembly facetiously called the IAU decision a "scientific heresy".
However café is now sometimes facetiously pronounced "caff", while in pâté, the acute accent is helpful to distinguish it from pate.
Hunt 2009, p. 945 It was superseded by the facetiously named Sinatra Doctrine in 1989, alluding to the Frank Sinatra song " My Way ".
Sorry, I was facetiously referring specifically to your seeming beating yourself up about a single typo amidst your extraordinary article.
The tweet facetiously plays on social distancing measures and Badgley's sociopathic character by telling fans to stay away from Joe Goldberg at all times.