Crossword clues for manfully
manfully
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Manful \Man"ful\, a.
Showing manliness, or manly spirit; hence, brave, courageous,
resolute, noble. `` Manful hardiness.''
--Chaucer. --
Man"ful*ly, adv. -- Man"ful*ness, n.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
adv. In a manful manner; with the characteristics considered typical of a man, such as strength, courage, and determination.
WordNet
adv. in a manful manner; with qualities thought to befit a man; "having said her say Peggy manfully shouldered her burden and prepared to break up yet another home" [syn: manly] [ant: unmanfully]
Usage examples of "manfully".
It was, perhaps, the first time in my life that I regretted that my artistic education had over-sharpened and overstrung my nervous system, when I saw how manfully and bravely that man bore what seemed to me almost unbearable.
In torrents of rain which turned every spruit into a river and every road into a quagmire, the British horsemen stuck manfully to their work.
Cal replied, manfully tucking into the torte, which was even bigger than the first slice.
Mechanized Division, based further into the interior in towns and casernes along the Inter-American Highway, had already gone into action, trying manfully to drive the aliens from their home provinces on and bordering the Peninsula de Azuero.
The text attempts manfully to marginalize the homoerotic element, but cannot quite control it.
Miss Marple sighed, looked again with annoyance at the antirrhinums, saw several weeds which she yearned to root up, one or two exuberant suckers she would like to attack with her secateurs, and finally, sighing, and manfully resisting temptation, she made a detour round by the lane and returned to her house.
Trembling and gulping, Ushak stood his ground, holding manfully to my arm.
Forty dead Boers upon the ground, with their brave chieftain, Ouisterhuisen, amongst them, showed how manfully the attack had been driven home.
Six of them now to man it, and the forward two could hoist most of its weight and balance it, while the lightest weights, Spuggy Price and Jimmy Grocott, manfully matched their small persons but immense pugnacity next in the line, and Toffee Bill and Ginger, the architect of the whole enterprise, brought up the rear with no spare length going to waste, and all their force behind the ram.
He turned his victim round so that I should see her under all aspects, and treated her manfully, while she appeared to respond to his ardour with all her might.
Manfully, and as befitted a mere sergeant, Driscol refrained from pointing out that the record of personal feuds between officers in the U.
Peter was a little afraid of the pistol, but still he resisted manfully: from the corporal's position, Cathelineau was unable to reach with his stick the arm which had laid hold of Berrier, but it descended heavily on the first soldier, who came to the corporal's assistance.
By this time, however, the corporal and the two soldiers were out of sight, and so was also Peter Berrier, for Cathelineau considered that now as the man had withstood the first shock, and had resolutely and manfully refused to comply with the order of the Convention, it was better that he should be out of the way, and that the brunt of the battle should be borne by his friends.
Gorging on fudge cake and coffee to guard against a spontaneous lapse into meditative catatonia, Junior manfully admitted that he had been weak, that he had reacted to the unknown with fear and retreat instead of with bold confrontation.
Levon took a big bite out of his cheeseburger, manfully ignoring the almost complete lack of beef in the fried patty.