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darkly
[ dahrk-lee ]
adverb
- so as to appear dark.
- vaguely; mysteriously.
- in a vaguely threatening or menacing manner:
He hinted darkly that we had not heard the last of the matter.
- imperfectly; faintly.
51Թ History and Origins
Example Sentences
Written and directed by Mike White, the darkly comic mystery followed the entitled guests and beleaguered employees at a luxurious Maui hotel over the course of an increasingly tense week.
Wambaugh’s characters were morally flexible, heroic, repugnant, compassionate, callous, deeply flawed, darkly comical — in a word, real.
It’s a feminist nightmare for her character — and a darkly tingling identity comedy for us.
In a darkly ironic way, Trump has performed a type of public service for those Americans and a culture who were invested in such childish fiction.
A high point for polished yet hirsute L.A. rock: The Eagles’ Hollywood phantasmagoria is named record of the year the same night Fleetwood Mac wins the album prize with the darkly glittering “Rumours.”
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