stalkily
/ˈstɔkəli/
adverb
- In a way that involves following or observing someone persistently and threateningly.
- She noticed a man acting stalkily, always appearing wherever she went.
- The figure moved stalkily behind the bushes, watching the house.
- He stared stalkily at her from across the coffee shop.
- In a stiff, proud, or angry manner while walking.
- He marched stalkily down the hallway, refusing to look back.
- She walked stalkily out of the meeting after the disagreement.
- The offended guest left stalkily, slamming the door behind him.
- In a stealthy or predatory manner, like when hunting.
- The wolf advanced stalkily, its eyes fixed on the rabbit.
- The cat crept stalkily toward the bird on the lawn.
- The hunter moved stalkily through the underbrush, careful not to make a sound.
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