culturedly

comparative more culturedly · superlative most culturedly

1. In a cultured manner.

   She was mid-fifties, a well built woman, motherly in appearance but keen-eyed, culturedly businesslike in manner.

   2006, Geoff Mallinson, chapter 24, in The Random Shafts of Time, Penzance, Cornwall: United Writers Publications Ltd, →ISBN, page 257

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   A more straightforward, realistic story on this subject could not well be written, nor a pen found more subtly true, more keenly virile and culturedly versatile than that of Helen Bowen.

   1896 December 19, “New Publications. A Timely Book! A Daughter of Cuba. A Story of the Cuban War of Independence. By Helen M. Bowen. […]”, in The New York Times, volume XLVI, number 14,145, New York, N.Y.: The New York Times Company, part 2, page 9, column 3

   No, the doctor in our day is, in ninety cases out of a hundred, a refined, cultured English gentleman, earnest in his work and unblamable in his life. From his earliest student days, with few exceptions, the embryo doctor now takes life more culturedly and more earnestly.

   1907, J[oseph] Stenson Hooker, “Refining Influences in Life Generally”, in The Higher Medicine, London: Evan Yellon, The Celtic Press […], page 25