Painfully is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PAINFULLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• PAINFUL, causing pain
• in a painful manner or to a painful degree
• (with reference to something undesirable) exceedingly
• unpleasantly
• in or as if in pain
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• feeling or giving pain; irksome, annoying

Words related to PAINFULLY

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How to use PAINFULLY in a sentence

• They laid her down upon the pillow between them, and then for many seconds Wyndham stood, closely watching, almost painfully intent.
• Tebrick came to himself it was past noon, and his head was aching so painfully that he could only call to mind in a confused way what had happened.
• My poor bewildered friend Potter uttered something which he sincerely meant to be a prayer, but which sounded to me painfully like blasphemy.
• It has been prompted by feelings painfully, deeply, I may add tenderly, interesting to me.
• Such was the condition of affairs when Herbert von Wallmoden returned to the court, and he was, naturally, painfully surprised.
• Twenty times I should have thought her dead if I had not heard her breathing painfully.
• Ingham had painfully toiled through it all, and I did after him.
• He reached home, found the door barred, and so painfully reached his room by the aid of the friendly vine.
• FEELING the embarrassment of the moment most painfully on her side, Mrs.
• For more than an hour they made a painfully slow journey among the stones.
• Our feet began to glow but our ears became painfully cold instead.
• She was painfully conscious of the quiet hand on her knee.
• It was past midnight, and the house was painfully still.
• She could not eat, the cold had chilled her blood, and now and then she shivered painfully.
• It was the courtiers, rushing in a crowd, to pay their homage to the new monarch! All these things forced themselves painfully on our minds, as we walked through the state rooms.
• Nevertheless, when the darkness gathered over New York on Friday evening, he found himself wishing strongly, even almost painfully, for her verdict.
• It strikes a stranger painfully, but is accepted and even appreciated by those accustomed to it from childhood.
• Gates gazed at the painfully cut pink edges and from them to Harmony.
• They toiled painfully through a long stretch of white sand, then passed into a grove of banana trees, dark, cold, noiseless, but for the rumble of the ocean.
• I pushed him aside and painfully crawled up the shallow stone stairs, and found a door at the top.
• It was painfully obvious that this combination of rhetoric and argument troubled the minds of many well-affected persons.
• Most painfully had Arthur, when first intimate with Mr.
• More than a year had elapsed since we last beheld her, and she was changed, painfully changed.
• She looked at him anxiously, and her little frown showed that she was trying painfully to understand him, and was puzzled.
• The perfection of the beloved object always makes an honest man painfully conscious of his own inferiority and unworthiness.
• Its yoke presses painfully on the neck, and its burden is heavy indeed, and the rest which it promises never comes.
• The new men struggle painfully with the duties novel to them until they acquire some experience, but even then, it needs in many instances two men or more to do the work of one.

Similar words containing PAINFUL without suffix ly

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