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形容詞

movely (comparative movelier または more movely, superlative moveliest または most movely)

1. (nonstandard) Apt to, capable of, or tending to move; mobile; moving.
   • 1950, William York Tindall, James Joyce, his way of interpreting the modern world:

     The course of her "movely water" is circular. After she reaches the sea, she rises from it as a cloud and falls as rain.

   • 1999, James Joyce, Finnegans Wake:

     [...] still trystfully acape for her his graph knew well in precious memory and that proud grace to her, in gait a movely water, of smile a coolsome cup, with that rarefied air of a Montmalency and her quick little breaths and her climbing colour.

   • 2011, Tricia W. Alleyne, Revealing Rollercoaster:

     Babydimples, I just can't wait to feel your body It makes me want you more I want to feel your hands movely I m moaning [...]