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KaaJee Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

life-givingly

I couldn't find more suitable word in a sentence than "life-givingly", but I wrote down this word with doubts. Even if "life-giving" is an existing attribute, so the adverb of manner coming from it theoretically couldn't be anything else then "life-givingly". For e.g. "The sun, which shines life-givingly upon Earth,..." or "the river, which flows life-givingly across the land,..." Is it really so?
  

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" Is it really so? Not a good choice, even if the word really exists. Theoretical does not mean actual.

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  • " Is it really so?
  • Not a good choice, even if the word really exists.
  • Theoretical does not mean actual.
  • The sun, which shines beneficently upon Earth
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KaaJee"The sun, which shines life-givingly upon Earth,..." or "the river, which flows life-givingly across the land,..." Is it really so?
Not a good choice, even if the word really exists. Theoretical does not mean actual.

The sun, which shines beneficently upon Earth
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It's really perfect, thanks.
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