adumbratively
/ˈædəmˌbreɪtɪvli/
adverb
- In a way that gives only a rough or general outline; without detail.
- She adumbratively sketched the scene before adding finer details.
- He spoke adumbratively, touching only on the main ideas.
- The plan was described adumbratively in the first meeting.
- In a way that suggests or foreshadows something.
- The music adumbratively built tension before the climax.
- His words adumbratively pointed to a future conflict.
- The weather adumbratively warned of the coming storm.
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