Definitions
Etymologies
- angry + -ly (Wiktionary)
Examples
“As though she had denied this he calls angrily at her: Let Rebecca go like a saint; for me it is fraud!”
“A Giant, so tall that his head towered above Yvon like that of some mighty forest tree, glared at him angrily from the threshold.”
“It was two o'clock, and the general was peacefully awaiting the sound of the dinner bell, but at the sight of Eugenia his peacefulness departed, and he called angrily:”
“He was calling her name angrily, his voice resounding in the emptiness of the rooms.”
“I called angrily after him now, and he wouldn't answer me.”
“Billy," he called angrily, "you got to come in here and hold this old chicken; she's 'bout the terriblest pecker they is.”
“Ben Goodin, a former raft guide who lives in nearby Coaldale, dismissed the idea angrily: "Hanging rags over the river is the same as hanging pornography in a church.”
“Ho-ho!" cries Spotted Tail angrily, which is the Sioux equivalent of "Damn their eyes!" or strong disapproval.”
“I'm going to keep track from now on," he called angrily, "of just how often”
“He threw open my door with a great cry and rushed to my side, immediately pulling me into his embrace and smothering me in kisses, while calling angrily for Madame Bouchard to fetch a doctor.”
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