pelvically en · ADV
Etymology
From pelvic + -ally.
Meanings
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(not-comparable) In terms of the pelvis.
One dance is pelvically sexy, the gyrations now controlled into one fluent, none-too-disturbed mood.
2008 May 10, Alastair Macaulay, “One Man, Alone Onstage, Displays a Disquieting Family Album”, in New York Times:David's singing method consisted of pelvically controlled breathing with no external body movement, together with voice placement at a point between but above the ears, at the top of the head.
1997, Gloria Bennett, Breaking through: from rock to opera: the basic technique of voice, page 5: