In a dark, sooty, or smoky manner; with a quality of being obscured or darkened.
From Latin 'fuliginosus' (sooty) plus the English adverb suffix '-ly,' creating an adverbial form describing the manner in which something is dark or obscured.
This rare adverb captures the Victorian obsession with describing atmospheric qualities—authors used 'fuliginously' to evoke the murky, coal-smoked streets of industrial London.
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