honeyedly

English

Etymology

From honeyed +‎ -ly.

Adverb

honeyedly (comparative more honeyedly, superlative most honeyedly)

1. In a honeyed way.
   • 1900, Arlo Bates, Love in a Cloud: A Comedy in Filigree:

     "That is nonsense, Mrs. Croydon," she observed honeyedly. "Mr. Barnstable behaved with plenty of pluck."

   • 1941, Sidney Meller, Home is Here:

     Caterina spoke honeyedly over her shoulder about coming to learn from Emma and asked Emma for directions, and Emma weighed her with suspicion...