Edwardianly

English Etymology From en Edwardian ly. Adverb In an Edwardian manner. en w:Gladys Cooper Gladys Cooper Hutchinson & Co. (Publishers) Ltd. 1931 62 It was not as if I had knocked about a lot on my own, and was thoroughly emancipated and “independent”. On the contrary, I was Edwardianly dutiful, and still “minded” what was said to me. In those days children did not call their parents by their Christian names, and most children were—more or less—in awe of their fathers and mothers. en w:Derek Jewell Come in Number One, Your Time Is Up Garden City, N.Y. Doubleday & Company, Inc. 1971 260 Grant and his son bore to the conference table the clothes they stood up in—in Bernard’s case a high four-button single-breasted which he fancied made him look Edwardianly severe—and one briefcase, Michael’s. en w:Meanjin 1982 181 Jessie looks out from the photograph, full-length, quarter-profile, Edwardianly dressed, hands on hips, her hair a feral variation on Gibson Girl.