Angrily is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ANGRILY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In an angry manner; under the influence of anger.
ADVERB:
• ANGRY, having anger
• stormily or threateningly
• in a manner resulting from or betraying anger
• with anger
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• feeling or showing anger

Words related to ANGRILY

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How to use ANGRILY in a sentence

• Angrily, he shook the German from him and rose to his feet.
• The abolition of the House of Lords was everywhere discussed, and in many places angrily demanded.
• His father has more than once been compelled to pay his debts, and has angrily refused to do so again.
• She took the pearls off and threw them from her angrily.
• CHAPTER XL ANGRY WAVES The ocean rolled angrily on the beach, and Miss Panney walked angrily on the beach, a little higher up, however, than the line to which the ocean rolled.
• The chickens circled higher at their coming, and the big snake lifted his head and rattled angrily.
• Though she dashed them angrily away, they came again, and ran down her pale, cold cheeks, mourning the golden vision that seemed gone without fulfilment.
• Half awakened, he lit a candle, and, stumbling downstairs, drew back the bolt of the door, and stood gaping angrily at the pathetic features of Mr.
• Then the little fellow ate up the whole of the sheep in a few mouthfuls, and went off angrily into the forest, with his long white beard flowing behind him.
• And when the lady turned, half angrily, half to receive his profuse apologies, he beheld Mademoiselle Carthame.
• Sherwood exclaimed angrily when he saw his son approach with Injun.
• The nighthound, erect on its haunches, was reaching out with its front paws to drag it down, and slashing angrily at it with its single-clawed intermediary limbs.
• Loudly, excitedly, angrily these latter were now conferring again far up the slope to the north.
• In England, Margot Lorenzi was wondering why Stephen Knight had not come to meet her, and angrily making up her mind that she would find out the reason.
• Cortez replied, angrily, that he was tired of being treated like a felon, and that he must have an explanation or he would know the reason why.
• As Breslau is doomed, he will die! As I did not care to die with him, he angrily repulsed me, and went up to his room to die alone.
• The yard was filled with furniture which the troops were angrily breaking, and a considerable party was busy tearing up the roof.
• Charles rose angrily and, with his clenched hand raised for a blow, strode across the room to the unhappy women.
• I shouted angrily for more and more assailants to come up the stair, that I might kill them all.
• An hour or so later he was looking about for her, meaning to dance with her again, when a man pushed him aside hurriedly and went across the floor and spoke angrily to another.
• He felt very cross and glanced angrily round his room.
• He turned angrily upon the breed, whose joy at now having come to the end of his journey received a decided check from the reception he met with from the head man.
• He could hear them speaking quickly among themselves, Bettins and True angrily.

Similar words containing ANGRI without suffix ly

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