squintingly

/ˈskwɪntɪŋli/
adverb
  1. In a way that involves looking with eyes partly closed, especially to see better or because of bright light.
    • He squintingly examined the distant bird through his binoculars.
    • She squintingly read the small print on the medicine bottle.
    • The hikers squintingly gazed across the snowy field in the midday sun.
  2. In a way that suggests suspicion, distrust, or close scrutiny.
    • The teacher squintingly looked at the student's excuse note.
    • She squintingly reviewed the contract before signing it.
    • The detective squintingly studied the suspect's alibi.
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