familiarly

If not, why has the man his name so familiarly?

It was likely, for no one seemed to know the world more familiarly.

However, at last I taught him to call me by my name very familiarly.

We called each other familiarly by the name of cousin.

Before I knew it, he was chatting familiarly with me.

As they crossed over the course she spoke low and familiarly.

It was the first time that she had addressed him familiarly.

He had familiarly spoken to her as "a pretty little girl."

The top of her head fit familiarly under his chin.

Then he nodded familiarly to it and waved his hand.

With these rooms I might now have been familiarly acquainted!

He laughed and reached out to touch her breast familiarly.

We are hardly on the terms to address one another so familiarly."

He just nodded familiarly and then continued his slow steps around the table.

The last group includes most plants familiarly known as ferns.

His image turned to pat the surface of the globe familiarly.

Clarke was an old friend to whom Clemens could write familiarly.

There was certainly no way we could talk about him familiarly, as though we had something in common.

She took his hands and spoke very familiarly in order to soften her refusal.

Both men greeted him familiarly, taking no notice of his companion.

"Hello, again," one of the volunteers calls familiarly from across the store.

He sat then, in an old reed chair that groaned familiarly.

That got him off on a familiarly unpleasant chain of imagination.

The fact that he's familiarly called Pop is helpful as a starter.