-ically

1. a suffix used to form adverbs from adjectives ending in -ic (terrifically ) and -ical (poetically; magically ).

Example Sentences

The hilarious-sidekick roles make up a numer­ically small but neon-bright portion of Hill’s career, and no number of contrasting performances — in indie comedies directed by the Duplass brothers, in Oscar-nominated dramas like “Moneyball” — can seem to override the public impression of him as a man who might, at any moment, start humping the furniture.

Read more on New York Times

If it also orbits our sun it could period- ically approach earth close enough to effect our weather - think ice ages.

Read more on New York Times

Matthew Brandt, for example, soaks his traditional landscape prints in the very lakes they depict, while Alison Rossiter forgoes the camera altogether, chem­ically teasing abstract imagery out of expired silver-gelatin paper.

Read more on Architectural Digest

But as Joseph’s 11 brothers fly in patterns around a long dinner table and rhythm­ically bang cutlery in a “Stomp”-style sequence Thursday night, it’s both impressive and depressing to realize that a live show can approximate the loony pace and exactitude of an animated cartoon.

Read more on Washington Post

“If we break the 10% ceiling, it’s becoming even more important and clin­ically relevant,” Ribas says.

Read more on Nature