wryly

/ˈraɪli/
adverb
  1. In a way that shows dry, ironic, or slightly mocking humor.
    • She smiled wryly at her own foolish mistake.
    • The author wryly noted that the critics had missed the point entirely.
    • He wryly remarked that the rain was perfect for his picnic.
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