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- adverb In the manner of someone who is
aggrieved
Etymologies
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Examples
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"And where'd either of you be, if it wasn't for me with my knowledge of the sea?" the captain demanded aggrievedly.
CHAPTER IX 2010
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"You hurt Ted's feelings," says Lily, soulfully, aggrievedly to her father.
Thanksgiving Bill Roorbach 2011
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That was all very well, Austin told himself aggrievedly, looking out of the train window.
The Elvis Latte Allie Dresser 2010
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'Where the hell are you?' he demanded aggrievedly.
They didn’t read Pitchfork or Stereogum or Gorilla vs. Bear or Hipster Runoff Josh Spilker 2010
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The driver of the coach appeared, having pulled up a bit further along than me, and looked aggrievedly at the cat.
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A Portland, Oregon, paper even aggrievedly resented James's registering at his hotel as 'Henry James, London,' feeling that he thereby showed that 'he did not consider this country his home'--disregarding the fact that James had been making his home abroad for over thirty years.
About those libraries. Ann Althouse 2007
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“Jackdaws make as much noise as I did,” I muttered, aggrievedly.
To Ruin a Queen FIONA BUCKLEY 2000
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“Jackdaws make as much noise as I did,” I muttered, aggrievedly.
To Ruin a Queen FIONA BUCKLEY 2000
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“Jackdaws make as much noise as I did,” I muttered, aggrievedly.
To Ruin a Queen FIONA BUCKLEY 2000
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“Jackdaws make as much noise as I did,” I muttered, aggrievedly.
To Ruin a Queen FIONA BUCKLEY 2000
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