Definitions
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- adv. In a narcotic manner.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- After the manner of a narcotic; by means of a narcotic.
Etymologies
Examples
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The game is rigged because the Republican paymasters are narcotically hooked to having a frightened and powerless workforce.
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If his plots sometimes creak and his characters come from stock architects, doctors, psychiatrists, his cool prose includes almost narcotically beautiful images while bursting with unsettling ideas.
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So at least clearly I wasn't narcotically dependent on it.
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I knew Geof was right: I desperately needed some bone-deep, narcotically forgetful, sleep.
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It stood there, absentmindedly chewing, too narcotically blissed by the salty delicacy in its chops to invest much effort in either battle or retreat.
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Alone again, old Heythorp sat unmoving, his brain just narcotically touched.
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Here Edmond, who seems to be the only customer in sight, is warned by Madame that one may indulge whatever fantasy, but solely those residing inside one's head, while only literally sleeping with these nude, narcotically challenged young women.
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(The world of online journalism is typically too narcotically enhanced to have time for paranoia.)
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Most selection for fiber has been in colder northern hemisphere. fiber hemp is narcotically inactive potency is in the genes., strong dope grows strong dope. with narcotic strains up until flowering males are equally potent/not potent as females
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I don’t think his jaw problem is a bad habit (what causes it might be), that sumbitch is narcotically induced, you can take it to the bank.
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