plaguily

• Adverbio arcaico que significa 'como la peste' o 'de manera contagiosa'. Se usaba en inglés moderno temprano para describir acciones hechas de forma dañina, molesta o irritante, a menudo con un matiz de corrupción moral o física.

An archaic and obsolete adverb meaning 'in a plague-like manner' or 'pestilentially.' It was used in Early Modern English to describe something done in a way that is harmful, troublesome, or vexatious, often with a sense of moral or physical corruption.

1. In a disagreeable mannerC2formalbritish

   In a way that is annoying, troublesome, or unpleasant.

   de manera molesta

   • The child plaguily refused to eat his vegetables.
   • She plaguily interrupted the conversation several times.
   • He plaguily complained about every minor inconvenience.

   Sinónimosannoyinglyirritatinglyvexatiously