Pronunciation: /kwɑːkwəˈvɜrsəli/
adjective relating to or denoting a geological structure or feature that is inclined in all directions
A1 The dog ran quaquaversally through the park.
A2 The children skipped quaquaversally down the street.
B1 The dancers moved quaquaversally across the stage, creating a mesmerizing performance.
B2 The leaves fell quaquaversally from the trees, swirling in the autumn breeze.
C1 The artist's brushstrokes moved quaquaversally across the canvas, creating a masterpiece.
C2 The orchestra played the complex piece quaquaversally, showcasing their skill and precision.
adverb in a quaquaversal manner; moving or extending in all directions or to all parts
A1 The cat walked quaquaversally across the room.
A2 She organized her books quaquaversally on the shelf.
B1 The students arranged their desks quaquaversally in the classroom.
B2 The artist painted the strokes quaquaversally on the canvas.
C1 The dancer moved quaquaversally across the stage with grace.
C2 The writer's thoughts flowed quaquaversally in his novel, creating a unique narrative style.
formal The artist carefully arranged the flowers quaquaversally in the vase.
informal She scattered the glitter quaquaversally all over the table.
slang The kids tossed the candies quaquaversally across the room.
figurative His thoughts were scattered quaquaversally, making it hard to focus on one thing.
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