"priapically" meaning in English

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Adverb

Forms: more priapically [comparative], most priapically [superlative]
Etymology: priapic + -ally Etymology templates: {{suffix|en|priapic|ally}} priapic + -ally Head templates: {{en-adv}} priapically (comparative more priapically, superlative most priapically)
  1. In a priapic manner.
    Sense id: en-priapically-en-adv-97EUDIvX Categories (other): English entries with incorrect language header, English terms suffixed with -ally

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