ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Mostlike

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Part of speech adverb

Quick meaning: Mostlike is an adverb meaning (archaic or dialectal) In all probability, most likely.

Meaning

(archaic or dialectal) In all probability, most likely.

Example Sentences

Mostlike they sought his gold alone, And fear'd to make their quarrel known Lest it should keep its secret bed; Mostlike they thought to best prevail And conquer with united hands Alone upon the lonesome sands; Mostlike they had as much to dread; Mostlike—but I must tell my tale.

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What does mostlike mean?

Mostlike means (archaic or dialectal) In all probability, most likely.

How do you use mostlike in a sentence?

Mostlike they sought his gold alone, And fear'd to make their quarrel known Lest it should keep its secret bed; Mostlike they thought to best prevail And conquer with united hands Alone upon the lonesome sands; Mostlike they had as much to dread; Mostlike—but I must tell my tale.

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