racily (Meaning)
racily (r)
in a racy manner
racily (adv.)
In a racy manner.
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racily Sentence Examples
- The magazine article featured a racily written cover story that pushed the boundaries of journalistic decorum.
- The actress's performance was racily suggestive, leaving the audience both intrigued and slightly scandalized.
- The novel's protagonist embarked on a racily adventurous journey that took her to the seedier side of town.
- The fashion model posed in racily revealing clothing, capturing the attention of photographers and onlookers alike.
- The advertisement featured a racily provocative image that ignited controversy and debate.
- The politician's speeches often contained racily charged language that appealed to his base but alienated others.
- The comedian used racily irreverent humor to poke fun at societal norms and taboos.
- The artwork's racily ambiguous imagery invited multiple interpretations and sparked animated discussions.
- The dancers performed a racily choreographed routine that showcased their sensual and athletic abilities.
- The television show featured racily suggestive dialogue and storylines that tested the limits of broadcast regulations.
FAQs About the word racily
in a racy mannerIn a racy manner.
jauntily, sportively, energetically, effervescently, friskily, jazzily, playfully, springily,briskly, breezily
indolently, dully, tardily, heavily, sluggishly, indolently, sluggishly,dully, idly, heavily
The magazine article featured a racily written cover story that pushed the boundaries of journalistic decorum.
The actress's performance was racily suggestive, leaving the audience both intrigued and slightly scandalized.
The novel's protagonist embarked on a racily adventurous journey that took her to the seedier side of town.
The fashion model posed in racily revealing clothing, capturing the attention of photographers and onlookers alike.
