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nuancely (comparative more nuancely, superlative most nuancely)

1. (nonstandard, very rare) In a nuanced manner; in a manner that involves subtle distinctions or slight variations.
   • 1980, New Zealand. School Publications Branch (contributor), Education‎, volumes 29-31, page 48:

     Alexander the Haigiographer General Alexander Haig has contexted the Polish watchpot somewhat nuancely.

   • 2004 November 1, Lawrence, “lol at gfs this morning”, in uk.sci.weather‎ (Usenet):

     It's rare, nay never! as a matter of fact that I've sworn on this NG, but I'm obliged to say that in the interest of truth that the GFS is ......close your ears, shut your eyes......BLOODY FRUSTRATING to say the least. (nine times out of eleven when the forecast looks mild and frustratingly, nuancely boring the fffffffffffffffiiinnng thing is spot on!

   • 2008 June 23, damodar prasad, “Breaking the Monolith”, in Green Youth Movement‎ (Usenet):

     Zardar in this book nuancely depicts the role of Muslim Intellectual. A detailing of what an "intellectual" is itself a good read. We need to juxtapose this with Gramsci's and Said understanding of Intellectual.