A suffix that should be used at the end of an adjective or an adverb when you are not completely sure that the trait expressed is actually accurate or true.
-ishly itself is comprised of two suffixes, adding to the sound of confusion. -Ishly, in dictionary definition, means "close to, but not achieving the characteristics of a certain trait."
-ishly itself is comprised of two suffixes, adding to the sound of confusion. -Ishly, in dictionary definition, means "close to, but not achieving the characteristics of a certain trait."
by Mr. Noobster April 12, 2018
when you can't decide (or remember) how you are feeling.
it can be a mixture between a positive and negative state of being.
it can be a mixture between a positive and negative state of being.
by grapples crapples February 5, 2011
by No one likes Bella April 8, 2022