Definition of pausefully in English:

pausefully

adverb ˈpɔːzfʊliˈpɔːzf(ə)li

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Matthew Arnold (1822–1888), poet, writer, and inspector of schools. From pauseful + -ly.

adverb

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Matthew Arnold (1822–1888), poet, writer, and inspector of schools. From pauseful + -ly.

单词	pausefully
释义	Definition of pausefully in English: pausefully adverb ˈpɔːzfʊliˈpɔːzf(ə)li In a pauseful manner; so as to cause a pause. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Matthew Arnold (1822–1888), poet, writer, and inspector of schools. From pauseful + -ly. Definition of pausefully in US English: pausefully adverb In a pauseful manner; so as to cause a pause. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Matthew Arnold (1822–1888), poet, writer, and inspector of schools. From pauseful + -ly.
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