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• r  in an idiomatic manner
  he expressed himself idiomatically

• Pinker distinguishes cathartic cursing from using profanity descriptively, idiomatically, abusively or for emphasis, and points to similar behavior in animals that suggests its .
• Brazil had never seen anything like Ultima Hora (idiomatically: "Up to the Last Minute").
• The title means "the big calves" in Italian, but it is perhaps most idiomatically translated as "the slobs.

News & Articles

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• New York Philharmonic Performs Mozart’s Requiem
  Bernard Labadie led the New York Philharmonic on Friday in a performance of Mozart's Requiem, relying on Robert Levin's idiomatically sensitive edition of the work.
  Nov. 12, 2013 - New York Times

Quotes

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• Jack Kevorkian in MacNewsWorld
  Not only do [these vendors] need to offer country- and language-specific music, they also need to complement the music with text that is linguistically and idiomatically on target,Kevorkian told MacNewsWorld.