Crossword-Solution: LUCRATIVELY
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| Word | Word Type | Definition |
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| Lucratively | adv. | In a lucrative manner. |
We have 32 clues for the answer “LUCRATIVELY”
| Clue | Answers |
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| wealthily | 32 answers |
| sumptuously | 32 answers |
| spectacularly | 32 answers |
| rewardingly | 32 answers |
| prolifically | 32 answers |
| productively | 32 answers |
| extravagantly | 32 answers |
| effectively | 33 answers |
| profitably | 33 answers |
| lavishly | 33 answers |
| fruitfully | 33 answers |
| affluently | 33 answers |
| Liberally. | 34 answers |
| copiously | 34 answers |
| profusely | 34 answers |
| richly | 35 answers |
| ornately | 35 answers |
| opulently | 35 answers |
| luxuriously | 35 answers |
| plentifully | 35 answers |
| luxuriantly | 36 answers |
| handsomely | 36 answers |
| successfully | 37 answers |
| abundantly | 45 answers |
| superbly | 45 answers |
| magnificently | 46 answers |
| splendidly | 49 answers |
| Freely | 63 answers |
| generously | 63 answers |
| Fully | 68 answers |
| Totally | 69 answers |
| Completely | 100 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
An inflammatory disease of the skin, characterized by the
presence of redness and itching, an eruption of small vesicles, and the
discharge of a watery exudation, which often dries up, leaving the skin
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Hint 2 anagram
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Sentences with LUCRATIVELY (5)
Piratical nations, having neither commerce or commodities of their own to lose, may make war upon all the world, and lucratively find their account in it; but it is quite otherwise with Britain: for, besides the stoppage of trade in time of war, she exposes more of her own property to be lost, than she has the chance of taking from others.
Ambitious to push ahead in politics or the professions and appreciating the immediate opportunities of the new and famous city, or left with an insufficient inheritance (particularly after the war) and ashamed to work in communities where no gentleman had ever worked, they had set sail with a few hundreds to a land where a man, if he did not occupy himself lucratively, was unfit for the society of enterprising citizens.
Lucratively it answered his purpose; the Medici gave him great honour; he was well paid by them, and got the commission to decorate the Chapel of the Palazzo Vecchio--a very good specimen of his fresco painting, in which he never reached his father's excellence, although in oil he far surpassed him.
Perhaps you may not find your account lucratively in this business; but you are a patriot for the music of your country; and I am certain posterity will look on themselves as highly indebted to your public spirit.
There are now certainly a good many horses at the village, whereas, in 1837, perhaps one might have found out a dozen by great research there: as for cavalry, unless Brother Jonathan can manufacture it as cheaply and as lucratively as he does wooden clocks or nutmegs, it would be somewhat difficult to _raise_ it at Penetanguishene.