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reminiscently

American  
[rem-uh-nis-uhnt-lee] / ˌrɛm əˈnɪs ənt li /

adverb

  1. in a tone, with a facial expression, etc., that suggests one is reminiscing.

  2. in a way that is reminiscent of or vaguely similar to someone or something else (used with of).


Example Sentences

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“First time I ever had one of these was when I was in Jamaica, two summers ago,” said Bunny reminiscently.

From Literature

“It’s a great feeling when you take it,” said Ron reminiscently.

From Literature

In what is probably the most reminiscently “Saving Private Ryan” battle scene I have ever seen in a sci-fi, there is a complete absence of decent armor.

From Forbes

"You play some system, perhaps?" his companion inquired, but Slyne shook his head reminiscently.

From Project Gutenberg

Yesterday, you said you was a gentleman," Bayard replied, reminiscently, his tone lightly chaffing, "an' I guess that about states your case.

From Project Gutenberg