momently
American Heritage Dictionary:
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mo·ment·ly
(mō'mənt-lē) 
adv.
adv.
- From moment to moment.
- At any moment.
- For a moment.
Fowler's Modern English Usage:
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momently
in current English has much the same meanings as those given for momentarily, although its use is confined to literary contexts:
She believes Alix will be there, and indeed momently she is—Margaret Drabble, 1987
You acknowledged, however, momently,...that at least what I claim is true—A. S. Byatt, 1990.
| momentarily, moment, mogul | |
| momento, momentum, monetarism, monetarist, monetary |
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