What does boastly mean?
Boastly means (rare, nonstandard) In a boastful manner; boastfully, boastingly..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adverb
(rare, nonstandard) In a boastful manner; boastfully, boastingly..
But a significant phenomenon observed throughout the whole is that these poems underwent copious deletions and emendations by the hand of Blake, who, ten years later, boastly told of his "long Poem ... on One Grand Theme, Similar to Homer's Illiad^([sic]) or Milton's Paradise Lost"; […]
The Lisu have a fictious^([sic]) relationship with the tiger (heme) and boastly say that they are never attacked by a tiger.
This council will immediately meet the parliamentary committe^([sic]) and say please bring this issue in the parliament and any how, you have two-third majority (you say day and night boastly, you can Stop the politics of Awami League!), reform the constitution and give tribals the recognition.
Use boastly when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Boastly means (rare, nonstandard) In a boastful manner; boastfully, boastingly..
The closest synonym depends on the sentence and intended sense.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
But a significant phenomenon observed throughout the whole is that these poems underwent copious deletions and emendations by the hand of Blake, who, ten years later, boastly told of his "long Poem ... on One Grand Theme, Similar to Homer's Illiad^([sic]) or Milton's Paradise Lost"; […]
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