gimmickily

English

Etymology

From gimmicky +‎ -ly.

Adverb

gimmickily (comparative more gimmickily, superlative most gimmickily)

  1. (rare) In a gimmicky manner.
    • 1997, Esquire: The Magazine for Men‎[1], volume 127:
      That's how it was with the Who: Dumber than the Stones, not as musical as the Beatles, more gimmickily pretentious than either, they nevertheless possessed the largest capacity for transcendence.
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