splenetic
adjective
of the spleen; splenic.
splenetically
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a word derived from
splenetic.
Example Sentences
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Another standout in the main slate is “Synonyms,” a furious, at times splenetically funny squirm-a-thon from the Israeli director Nadav Lapid, which snared top honors at the Berlin International Film Festival earlier this year.
From New York Times ● Sep. 26, 2019
On the other, it's splenetically funny enough that such concerns are usually forgotten.
From The Guardian ● Jan. 7, 2011
Adrian is equally deft in delivering James I's diatribe on the evils of tobacco with splenetically amusing Scots ire.
From Time Magazine Archive
With the post of Prime Minister in his reach, Kitchen gave a splenetically injudicious "twenty-five-minute speech and a fifteen-second interview" that blasted his career.
From Time Magazine Archive
And even that which he did like was so eccentric, or rather so splenetically mad, that one felt uneasy about his sanity.
From Tales from the German Comprising specimens from the most celebrated authors by Various
