indepthly

indepthly

English

Etymology

in depth +‎ -ly

Adverb

indepthly (comparative more indepthly, superlative most indepthly)

1. (nonstandard) In depth.
   • 1994, Steve Bosak, South Side Stories

     He looks at me, fully, indepthly! He's never done it before, but he does it now. He smells the gin on my breath, and he knows me; he knows I understand.

   • 2002, Frances M. Klug, Stories from Heaven

     It has the ability to concentrate indepthly on many subjects […]

   • 2008, Roger Lee, Computer and Information Science

     In the fourth section, SOR Architecture is analyzed indepthly, showing its modules and explaining how it enhances the existing OSGi Service Registry […]

Usage notes

• Generally an error made by non-native speakers.