Teutonic
adjective
of or relating to the ancient Teutons.
Teutonically
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a word derived from
Teutonic.
Example Sentences
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Near Bryansk, they seized land mines stacked in Teutonically neat mounds.
From Time Magazine Archive
Teutonically systematic, he began turning out one water color a day.
From Time Magazine Archive
Furtive watch watchers may not know that backstage, opera-house technicians have been keeping their own Teutonically thorough stop watch record of Festival performances since 1876.
From Time Magazine Archive
His theological terms may be Teutonically cumbersome, but they are derived from the suffering and striving of the individual in life on earth.
From Time Magazine Archive
Long ago Freytag’s “Technic of the Drama” was followed by Spielhagen’s “Technic of the Novel,” rather Teutonically philosophic, both of them, and already a little out of date.
From A Manual of the Art of Fiction by Clayton Meeker Hamilton
