blackly
/ˈblækli/
adverb
- In a dark, gloomy, or threatening manner.
- He stared blackly at the messenger who brought the bad news.
- She laughed blackly at the irony of the situation.
- The sky loomed blackly before the storm hit.
- In a way that is angry, hostile, or resentful.
- The defeated candidate looked blackly at his opponent.
- She spoke blackly about the betrayal.
- He blackly refused to shake hands after the argument.
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