lullingly

English

Etymology

From lulling +‎ -ly.

Adverb

lullingly (comparative more lullingly, superlative most lullingly)

1. In a way that lulls; soothingly.
   • 2007 July 29, Lawrence Downes, “The Pope Reopens a Portal to Eternity, via the 1950s”, in New York Times‎:

     It becomes as lullingly familiar as a weekly drive to a relative’s house: opening prayers like quick turns though local streets, long freeway stretches of readings, homily and Eucharistic prayers, the quietude of communion and then — thanks be to God — the final blessing, a song and home to pancakes and the Sunday comics.