adverb coined here
re·BRACK·et·ing·ly
Listening in such a way that the seams fall somewhere other than where the history put them.
She heard the word rebracketingly, and a new suffix fell out.
Etymologyrebracket + -ingly.
NoteThe collection's self-description: a lexicon built almost entirely by hearing seams in the wrong places, holding a word for doing exactly that. There is a racket inside rebracketingly, and finding it is itself a rebracketing.
slot 3 · form 4 · clarity 2 · music 3 → 12/25 · one reader's opinion, ranks nothing