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drearily Definition and Meaning in English (drearily definition)

adverb
Synonyms:gloomilysadlydismally
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Drearily definition: In a dull, bleak, or depressing manner, often suggesting a lack of cheerfulness or hope.

Definitions of Drearily

  1. 1adverb

    In a dull, bleak, or depressing manner, often suggesting a lack of cheerfulness or hope.

Example Sentences

casual

“The rain fell drearily all afternoon, making everyone feel sleepy.”

casual

“He stared drearily out the window, lost in thought.”

Synonyms

gloomilysadlydismally

Antonyms

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noundreariness
adjectivedreary

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Drearily definition: In a dull, bleak, or depressing manner, often suggesting a lack of cheerfulness or hope.
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'Drearily' translates to 'drearily' in English. Drearily definition: In a dull, bleak, or depressing manner, often suggesting a lack of cheerfulness or hope.
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