What is "friendlily"

Usage examples of "friendlily".

But Herbert greets him at once, friendlily, his color deepening to rose under the convention-hall neon.

As a rule, with practical good sense, she kept her doubting eyes fixed friendlily on every little phase in turn, enjoying well enough fitting the Chinese puzzle of her scattered thoughts, setting out on each small adventure with a certain cautious zest, and taking Stephen with her as far as he allowed.

The hills shouldered it friendlily, hills with wide green rides among the firs and sometimes a bald nose of granite.

Cumberlege, laughing most friendlily at him, upon which he would have bent forward to whisper in her ear had not the stink from her wig been too strong for two by no means sensitive nostrils.

He wanted to talk to his friend Stark again, not about negroes, not about anything specially, but just to talk, friendlily, about nothing, with another, who was a soldier, of his own category.

Lorene said goodbye to the Fort DeRussey surfboard rider friendlily out in the hall.

She smiled up at Prew and suddenly, momentarily, it came into both their faces looking at each other that this was just as if she were his wife, his private possession, and as if this bed were their home that an outsider, a much beloved 282 friend but still outsider, had invaded friendlily, the Third Person, another man who did not know her, all of her, as he knew her and whom she did not want to know her as he knew her, and who because of this enhanced this privacy of intimacy.

The false Rod McBan merely smiled at her friendlily and knowledgeably.