penetratingly
/ˈpɛnəˌtreɪtɪŋli/
adverb
- In a way that goes deeply into something or through a surface.
- The knife cut penetratingly into the soft wood.
- The sound of the alarm rang penetratingly through the entire building.
- The cold wind blew penetratingly through his thin jacket.
- In a way that shows deep understanding or insight.
- He spoke penetratingly about the challenges facing the community.
- The critic wrote penetratingly about the themes of the novel.
- She looked at him penetratingly, as if reading his thoughts.
- In a way that is very sharp, loud, or intense (of sound or light).
- The dog barked penetratingly until someone opened the door.
- The singer's voice rose penetratingly above the noise of the crowd.
- The headlights shone penetratingly through the fog.