embraceably

English

Etymology

From embraceable +‎ -ly.

Adverb

embraceably (comparative more embraceably, superlative most embraceably)

1. In an embraceable manner.
   • 1956, The American Magazine, volumes 161-162, page 102:

     Alice Lon, the featured soloist and "Champagne Lady," is spry and pretty, with an embraceably slim waist and gleaming legs under a froth of petticoats.