IPA: /luˈbrɪʃəsli/
KK: /luˈbrɪʃəsli/
In a way that is smooth, slippery, or suggestive of sexual desire.
He moved lubriciously across the dance floor, captivating everyone's attention.
Lubriciously → It is formed from "lubricus" (from Latin, meaning slippery) and the suffix "-ly" (meaning in a manner). The word "lubriciously" means in a slippery or smooth manner, often used to describe something that is deceitful or insincere.
Think of something that is 'slippery' ('lubricus') and how it can be done 'in a manner' ('-ly'). This helps you remember that 'lubriciously' describes actions that are smooth or deceitful.