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Meanings of cheerlessly in English
Usage of cheerlessly in English
1
The night of the 27th had closed cheerlessly on the devoted Americans.
2
The dining-room, built for a family of Biblical proportions, appears cheerlessly spacious.
3
The wild flowers were gone, and the bents bowed themselves cheerlessly.
4
Returning five minutes later, she cheerlessly dropped in the chair.
5
Below, the field of battle stretched far out, cheerlessly grey.
6
She went about her work quite as cheerlessly as usual.
7
Gradually the darkness was dispelled, though the clammy mist clung cheerlessly to the cold mountainside.
8
The wind was rising and small snowflakes were drifting cheerlessly about in the raw wintry air.
9
Nodding cheerlessly, the child disappeared in her room.
10
At this, the ruler of the Madras came down from his car and cheerlessly gazed at Bhima.
11
The hours passed heavily and cheerlessly away.
12
Knowing death to be inevitable, they that have encountered it cheerlessly have attained the companionship of the Gandharvas.
13
Steele thought of his mother, who looked at things through a magnifying lorgnette, and laughed a little cheerlessly.
14
The loneliness of his situation, the night, the uncertainty cloaking the object of his coming, all affected him cheerlessly.
15
He flung one arm toward the vast night, beyond the panes where the mist and storm were beating cheerlessly.
16
The day before the trial Dave was sitting in his cell cheerlessly reading a newspaper when visitors were announced.
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Cheerlessly through the time