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humblingly

  • a word derived from humble.
    humble
    adjective
    not proud or arrogant; modest.
  • a word derived from humbling.
    humbling
    adjective
    causing a person to feel less proud, especially through awe, admiration, or gratitude.

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Played solo by Briggs, November Song is humblingly pretty.

From The Guardian Feb. 13, 2013

It's an attempt to survey humanity's efforts to unravel the big questions, ie, those pertaining to the size and shape of an infinite universe, and our humblingly insignificant place in it.

From The Guardian Mar. 21, 2011

Unlike Korea, Thailand or Indonesia, whose recoveries depend humblingly on multibillion-dollar handouts from the IMF, Asia's first economic miracle baby has the wherewithal--financial and social--to do the job on its own.

From Time Magazine Archive