Spanish
inexpresivamente Without grace; rigidly.
Synonyms
Examples for "woodenly"
Examples for "woodenly"
1
She took the bundles woodenly until she came to a plastic can.
2
Moving woodenly, Hi elbowed Chance, who was standing beside him checking email.
3
Fritz continues to stare woodenly at the roof of the dock-shed.
4
I woodenly shake hands with men in suits and ladies in cocktail clothes.
5
Gordon hesitated, and then swung off woodenly to take up his new beat.
1
She rose, not ungracefully; her eyelids drooped in their old shy manner.
2
The moon lay over on her back and yawned still more ungracefully.
3
I bent forward on my cane, then ungracefully collapsed into my chair.
4
Thereafter only the fit were chosen, and very ungracefully did they respond.
5
Laughing, Barbara stood up, rather ungracefully, since her leg muscles had cramped.
1
Once there, they proceeded to roll about gracelessly on the stone.
2
If he could still walk, even slowly, even gracelessly, shouldn't he?
3
The man plopped gracelessly onto the seat and the chair thunked to the floor.
4
Short, heavy, heads down, not running but gracelessly stamping forward.
5
We all seemed to be moving in mud, gracelessly slow.
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She took her place very ungraciously at the foot of the line.
2
The lad met the objection ungraciously, and John took to his flattery.
3
I bore my burdens ungraciously, and Maria Theresa was aware of it.
4
The King, reluctantly and ungraciously, consented to accept Rockingham as first minister.
5
He was begotten untimely and born unhappily, lives ungraciously and dies unchristianly.
6
To have my advent announced so coldly and ungraciously, hurt me exceedingly.
7
He said it rather ungraciously, perhaps, and her eyes filled with tears.
8
The reorganisation of the European States will come about clumsily and ungraciously.
9
He accepted ungraciously, remarking that he was not used to late hours.
10
At the same time she rose ungraciously and followed him into the house.
11
In fact, the Germans seem everywhere to take their new national consequence ungraciously.
12
She could not ungraciously repel it, yet she felt humiliated in accepting it.
13
The felt hat ungraciously replied that he could do nothing of the kind.
14
He felt a little uncomfortable in remembering how ungraciously he had borne himself.
15
He was also 'ungraciously only too prone to attribute ignorance to the Commissioners'.
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This was more than Laura had bargained for;-shefreed herself, ungraciously.
