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plurally

[ ploor-uh-lee ]
/ ˈplʊər ə li /

adverb

as a plural; in a plural sense.

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Origin of plurally

First recorded in 1350–1400, plurally is from the Middle English word pluraliche.See plural, -ly

Words nearby plurally

PLUR, plural, pluralism, plurality, pluralize, plurally, plural marriage, plural voting, pluri-, pluriglandular, pluriliteral
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