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Definition of rustily - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
awkwardlyRare in a way that lacks smoothnessRare
- He played the piano rustily after years of not practicing.
2.
corrosionRare in a manner affected by rustRare
- The old gate creaked rustily as it opened.
Origin of rustily
Old English, rust (reddish-brown) + -ly (adverbial suffix)
Examples of rustily in a sentence
The old machine started rustily, creaking loudly. The bicycle chain moved rustily after years of neglect. The door hinges squeaked rustily in the damp air.
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- French:maladroitement, de manière rouillée, ...
- German:holprig, rostig, ...
- Italian:con incertezza, ...
- Spanish:torpemente, oxidadamente, ...
- Portuguese:de forma enferrujada, com ferrugem, ...
- Chinese:生疏地, 锈迹斑斑地, ...
- Japanese:ぎこちなく, 錆びたように, ...
- Arabic:بتعثر, بِصَوْتٍ صَدِئ, ...
- Hebrew:בְּצוּרָה מְגוּשֶׁמֶת, בְּצוּרָה חֲלוּדָה, ...
- Russian:неловко, с ржавчиной, ...
- Ukrainian:незграбно, іржаво, ...
- Hindi:अजीब ढंग से, जंग लगे तरीके से, ...
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