poshly

Maybe it's that one of them is called Harry, but 1D are styled more poshly than usual.

"We are talking about Sir Charles Powell (poshly pronounced to rhyme with foal not bowel)," one of them wrote in The Evening Standard.

As the movie whips you around locations that include a subway tunnel, an extreme fighting club, a poshly appointed jail cell and a warehouse, it never stops to catch its breath.

The operetta could be played for its satire and cynicism: the military leaders of this fictionalized Balkan state live poshly in Paris, scheming to salvage their country's treasury by getting the widow remarried to a Marsovian.

A couple of bad bad lines registered through my boredom and general loathing of this show last night night - I watched only because it was the last and wanted to see how much it had deteriorated from the poshly average series one - one an anachronism, the other a dreadful cliche.