stridulously

/ˈstrɪdʒələsli/
adverb
  1. In a way that makes a loud, harsh, grating sound.
    • The old fan turned stridulously, keeping everyone awake.
    • He scraped his chair stridulously across the floor.
    • Cicadas sang stridulously in the summer heat.
  2. In a forceful, insistent, and often annoying manner.
    • The toddler demanded attention stridulously, refusing to be ignored.
    • She complained stridulously about the service until the manager came.
    • The politician argued stridulously for his unpopular policy.
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