What is another word for drearily?
Pronunciation:
[ dɹˈi͡əɹɪlɪ], [ dɹˈiəɹɪlɪ], [ d_ɹ_ˈiə_ɹ_ɪ_l_ɪ]
Synonyms for Drearily:
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adv.
• darkly • dejectedly • grayly Other relevant words:
- Bluely ,
- Comfortlessly ,
- Funereally ,
- Gauntly ,
- Grimily ,
- Muddily ,
- Sinisterly ,
- Sombrously ,
- badly ,
- bleakly ,
- boringly ,
- cheerlessly ,
- colorlessly ,
- contritely ,
- deplorably ,
- depressively ,
- desolately ,
- dirtily ,
- dismally ,
- dolefully ,
- dourly ,
- dreadfully ,
- drily ,
- flatly ,
- forlornly ,
- gravely ,
- heavily ,
- inanimately ,
- lifelessly ,
- mirthlessly ,
- monotonously ,
- murkily ,
- pessimistically ,
- pointlessly ,
- ponderously ,
- raunchily ,
- remorsefully ,
- slowly ,
- solemnly ,
- sorrowfully ,
- starkly ,
- stodgily ,
- stuffily ,
- sulkily ,
- superficially ,
- tediously ,
- tiresomely ,
- unfortunately ,
- wearily .
How to use "Drearily" in context?
1. drearily describes a situation or feeling that is unpleasant, depressing, or dejàvu.2. The word is derived from the old word dreary, meaning dull and wearisome.3. Drearily can be used as a standalone adjective to describe a situation that is bleak or dreary, or it can be used as a verb to indicate how a situation isbdreary.4. Something that is dreary can be a place, event, or person.5. For example, a dreary day is one that is full of clouds, rain, and gloom.6.
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