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adverb
See illustrious
‘Few of us grew up in Hampstead, had illustriously interesting parents, or studied at Cambridge University like she did.’
- ‘Francis Amasa Walker, the son of a noted political economist, followed illustriously in his father's footsteps, also achieving eminence as a leading statistician and educator of his time.’
- ‘Nonetheless, Nazon - who won in Wasquehal last year and, illustriously, on the Champs Elysees in 2003-always seems to bring his top game to the top event in the world.’
- ‘This is a classic case of one of the great tragic families starting off so illustriously and ending so disastrously.’
- ‘Christ's holiness never so illustriously shone forth as it did in his last sufferings, and yet he never was to such a degree treated as guilty.’
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