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pontifically

  • a word derived from pontifical.
    pontifical
    adjective
    relating to or proceeding from a pope or from the office of the pope; papal.

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Next to his suite is a Roman Catholic chapel, the Saturnia and her sistership Vulcania, being the only ships pontifically authorized to carry the sacrament.

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"It is unwise," pontifically observed a hotel proprietor.

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"This case," pontifically agreed Senator Overton, "is sui generis."

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Archbishop Diaz stooped, puffed, fumbled, handed the brilliants pontifically to an attendant, and the fiesta went on.

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“I am a genius,” he said shortly after arriving back in Iceland, not pontifically but sincerely.

From "Endgame" by Frank Brady

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