plaguily

• Adverbe archaïque signifiant « comme la peste » ou « de manière contagieuse ». Utilisé en anglais moderne naissant pour décrire des actions nuisibles, fâcheuses ou irritantes, souvent avec une nuance de dégradation morale ou physique.

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 manière ennuyeuse

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

   Synonymesannoyinglyirritatinglyvexatiously