rancidly
/ˈrænsɪdli/
adverb
- In a rancid manner; with a spoiled, unpleasant smell or taste.
- The oil had gone rancidly bad, and we had to air out the kitchen.
- The old cheese smelled rancidly, filling the whole refrigerator with its odor.
- The nuts tasted rancidly, so I spit them out immediately.
- In an offensive or unpleasant way, as if stale or rotten.
- He laughed rancidly at his own mean joke, but no one else smiled.
- She spoke rancidly about her former friends, revealing old grudges.
- The politician's speech turned rancidly bitter as he attacked his opponents.
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