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- adverb In a
disgusted manner.
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- adverb with disgust
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Examples
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"Only a prince and a chive," said the man, disgustedly, meaning my half-crown and a jack-knife.
Jim Davis John Masefield 1922
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She was looking out of the window disgustedly at the forest beneath them.
Superhero Nation: how to write superhero novels and comic books » Yogi’s Review Forum 2009
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The worm disgustedly licked his big pink lips and stepped aside to let me in.
Show Stoppah Thomas Slater 2011
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It was even true now, I thought disgustedly, with our parents claiming it was better to pretend nothing happened.
Olivia V.C.Andrews 2011
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[NED looks at her reproachfully.] [LORETTA looks back tantalisingly from doorway and disappears.] [NED flings himself disgustedly into Morris chair.]
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At mention of the discoverer's name the partners stared at each other disgustedly.
TOO MUCH GOLD 2010
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Wherefore the captain of Number Nine continued his vigil and his muttered damnation of malahinis, disgustedly sure that these two malahinis would compel him to launch Number Nine and go after them when they found the current too strong to swim in against.
THE KANAKA SURF 2010
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He sniffed disgustedly of the odour of the hala lei that stifled him.
SHIN-BONES 2010
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At mention of the discoverer's name the partners stared at each other disgustedly.
Too Much Gold 2010
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They are a very small group, laughed at disgustedly by clear thinking people, people not influenced by the radicals and they believe they can dictate how to run our country with their narrow minded views.
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bilby commented on the word disgustedly
"This fart remedy is working really well," said Tom disgustedly.
December 24, 2007