trippingly

IPA: trˈɪpɪŋɫi

Examples of "trippingly" in Sentences

Aside from not rolling trippingly off the tongue, I found that many women took issue with the word goddess.
It says less than the original, but says it better, which matters more: it is easy to remember and falls trippingly from the tongue.
I was completely absorbed in it, totally enjoying my sojourn in its multilayered, trippingly written, disciplined, and astutely observed world.
One big difference: the expression "business model" wasn't even invented in Diaghilev's lifetime, whereas it falls trippingly from the tongues of Mossbrucker and Malaty.
A far more important passage to review from time to time is Hamlet's instructions to the actors in Act III, Scene II: Speak the speech, I pray you, as I pronounced it to you, trippingly on the tongue.
Students memorize poems and find they are pleased that they can speak, trippingly, the lines, "We real cool" or "Whose woods these are I think I know" or "In the room the women come and go, talking of Michelangelo."