rankly

/ˈræŋkli/
adverb
  1. In a way that is very obvious and unpleasant, especially in terms of smell or taste.
    • The cheese was rankly pungent, filling the whole kitchen with its odor.
    • The swamp water tasted rankly of mud and rotting vegetation.
    • The garbage had been left in the sun and now smelled rankly of decay.
  2. In an extreme or excessive manner; outright.
    • He was rankly ambitious, never hiding his desire for power.
    • The proposal was rankly unfair to the smaller businesses.
    • The movie was rankly sentimental, with every emotional scene pushed to the limit.
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