Iconically

In the course of its forty-nine-year history, it has spawned iconically gnarly monsters (the Demogorgon, familiar to “” fans), terminology (alignments such as “chaotic good”), and countless product lines.

Dakota Johnson and the film’s tour led many to watch the film only to find out that is comically and iconically bad.

She does not sing “Reflection” or cut her hair as the Disney princess iconically does in the animated movie.

A convention sometimes seen for letters beyond the basic 26 is to exploit the physical symmetry of braille patterns iconically, for example, by assigning a reversed n to ñ or an inverted s to sh.

Bannon, who also purchased lesbian pulp fiction, later stated that women identified the material iconically by the cover art.

For example, a square (closed fist, 'S' hand) with double solid bullets is the sign for 'milk' (iconically squeezing an udder).

In other words, over time, the natural processes of regularization in the language obscures any iconically motivated features of the sign.