Tearfully is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TEARFULLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• TEARFUL, full of tears
• while crying; in a sad or emotional manner
• with tears; in a tearful manner
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• flowing with or accompanied by tears

Words related to TEARFULLY

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How to use TEARFULLY in a sentence

• Stripped of the lure of profit by which to induce our people to follow their false leadership, they have resorted to exhortations, pleading tearfully for restored confidence.
• Returning to the plantation with a bitter heart, madame read the letter tearfully to all the family.
• Still, still my eyes, though tearfully, I strained To the far future which my heart contained, And no dull doubt my proper hope profaned.
• It has force enough to make infidelity preach tearfully and well about man, woman, and child.
• But Aunt Agatha had talked long and tearfully to Johnny.
• Aunt Agatha, making a desperate pretense of sorting the lilies, was plainly in a flutter and willing to be tearfully repentent over their intrusion.
• They committed it tearfully to the grave, and, lonely and sorrowing, returned to their desolate home.
• Maddalena pleads tearfully for the life of her handsome lover, but Sparafucile is a man of honour, and will not break his contract with the jester.
• She had come to her senses, tearfully hastened after him.
• It was as the grave of Sarah Judson, that her successor gazed long and tearfully on the Isle of St.
• Hay, who was silently, tearfully chafing the limp and almost lifeless hands of a girl in Indian garb.
• How serious, she was to learn that very night, when, in the small hours, her friend burst in on her tearfully.
• To-day stones the prophet, to-morrow tearfully rears a monument and treasures his lofty utterances.
• Racer parted with her husband and Paul rather tearfully.
• Let us follow the movements of the father for whom the children were so anxiously and tearfully praying.
• The poor fellow fell on his knees and tearfully begged for mercy.
• Raising the body in her arms, she carried it to the hollow and laid it gently down, then tearfully shovelled back the sand till it was hidden.
• The Atwoods, for whom the effort had been made, said little, but shook hands almost tearfully with each performer.
• A moment later Catherine called me aside and tearfully begged permission to accompany husband and brother as far as Paris.
• She showed no signs of fear, until one of the officers untied the huge bonnet and took it off, when she tearfully insisted upon being put into it again.
• And the naive, big Major, bewitched by the child, subsided into soft contact with her, and they almost tearfully embraced.
• It had been along toward the cool, clear dawn of that very morning when, having tearfully assured Mrs.
• In the earlier hours of it, silver rain showers travelled across the sea to spend themselves, tearfully, against the panes of her bedroom windows.
• But when for the first time he killed a tiny bird, and saw it lying limp and helpless in his hand, he brought it tearfully to his mother and inquired what it meant.
• She apologised tearfully for her foolishness at rehearsal, which she set down to bodily fatigue.
• Katy had clung tenaciously to her mourning robes, asking, half tearfully, if she might wear black, as ladies sometimes did.
• The kind neighbors laid him for the last time on his cot, and sat tearfully around the room.

Similar words containing TEARFUL without suffix ly

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