starkly
/ˈstɑrkli/
adverb
- In a way that is very plain, simple, or severe.
- The room was starkly furnished with only a table and a chair.
- The black and white photograph was starkly beautiful.
- The building stood starkly against the gray sky.
- In a way that shows a very clear and often unpleasant difference or contrast.
- The report starkly highlights the gap between rich and poor.
- The two candidates starkly disagreed on every issue.
- Her life changed starkly after the accident.
- In a way that is harshly clear and impossible to ignore.
- He was starkly reminded of his own mistakes.
- The truth was starkly obvious to everyone.
- The statistics starkly reveal the problem.