gloweringly
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Definition
- Adverb:
- In a glowering manner: The adverb "gloweringly" describes the action of looking at someone or something with a dark, angry, or sullen expression. It indicates a manner filled with intense displeasure or hostility.
Usage
- "Gloweringly" is used to modify a verb, typically a verb of looking or staring, to describe how the action is performed. It conveys a strong sense of brooding anger or resentment.
Examples
- Adverb: (He looked at the headlines with a dark, angry expression.) (She listened to the criticism with a sullen, resentful look.) (The captain watched the goal with a look of intense displeasure.)
Advanced Usage
- "To look/speak/answer gloweringly": To perform these actions while wearing a dark, angry scowl.
- He answered the question gloweringly, making his disapproval clear. (His answer was accompanied by a hostile glare.)
Variants and Related Words
- Glower (verb): To stare with sullen anger or hostility.
- He would glower at anyone who disagreed with him.
- Glowering (adjective): Having a dark, angry, or sullen look.
- His glowering face was enough to silence the room.
Synonyms
- Sullenly: In a gloomy, silent, and bad-tempered way.
- Scowlingly: While frowning in an angry or bad-tempered way.
- Angrily: In a manner showing strong annoyance or hostility.
Antonyms
- Beamingly: In a radiantly happy and smiling manner.
- Cheerfully: In a noticeably happy and optimistic way.
Adverb
- in a glowering manner
- he stared gloweringly at this morning's headlines