Definition of "sublimely" [sub•lime•ly]

• In a sublime manner. (adverb)

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• "Another exercise in sublimely spooky, Gothy electro from the recent Matador signees."
• "She hints at what she wants, and Lohengrin gives her, to a very pretty tune, an answer that can merely be called sublimely fatuous."
• "To enrich, and be thereby the richer; for Roger's actions of finance were so simple, as to run the risk of being called sublimely indistinct: he took it as an axiom that "money bred money," but in what way to draw forth its generative properties, whether or not by some new-fangled manure, he was entirely ignorant; and it clearly was his wisdom to leave all that mystery of money-making solely to the banker."