adorably

[uh-dawr-uhb-lee]

adverb

1. in a way that is adorable; in a cute, endearing, or delightful way.

Example Sentences

Start with the adorably strange tardigrades, or “moss piglets,” with their chubby bodies and eight fat legs.

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The ride’s namesake song plays give and take with “Jingle Bells” and seasonal adornments adorably enliven the leisurely boat ride with even more cheer.

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Only one scene really has an impact: Ben runs into a nerd-revolutionary, adorably played by Michael Cera, who seems like a little brother of Leonardo DiCaprio’s addled old radical in “One Battle After Another.”

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Most people watch “Downton” for the tart, gently comedic exchanges and adorably antiquated decorum.

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A single act can produce hundreds of baby tarantulas — adorably called spiderlings — though many don’t survive in the wild.

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