supinely
IPA: sʌpˈaɪnɫi
adverb
- in a supine way, with the head facing up
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Examples of "supinely" in Sentences
- He challenged them not to “sit supinely” while depredation ravaged their city.
- No one should supinely accept the ordinary form of Mass when it is used as a vehicle for liturgical abuse.
- Lingerie-wearing vixens lounge supinely in intimate rooms with all the comforts of home, or gather in groups for after-hour parties at dimly-lit bars.
- Broadcasters and sponsors need to be made aware that viewers won't just lie down and supinely take this: You cannot ruin my pleasure in the sport I love and get away with it.
- Having the Senate go from supinely emulating the Weimar Reichstag's Enabling Act (with infinitely less excuse than the Germans) to becoming themselves the defier of constitutional constraints.
- Yet, in advance of any attempt at negotiation upon it with the EU, they have supinely surrendered the one weapon which strikes terror into the heart of everyone with the EuroPox: the Referendum.
- No matter how many conservative voices you put on the op-ed page or on the air, no matter how supinely you adopt the idiotic notion that every dispute has two equally plausible sides, liberal is what you'll be called.