Drearily
adverb
In a boring and gloomy way.
The day passed drearily, filled with endless meetings.
Often appears as...
- passed drearily
- walked drearily
adverb
In a boring and gloomy way.
The day passed drearily, filled with endless meetings.
Often appears as...
- passed drearily
- walked drearily
Definition 1 of 1
Pro Tip 1/3Emotional Tone
Drearily often suggests feelings of sadness or lack of enthusiasm.
He drearily recounted the events of the day.
Pro Tip 2/3Monotony
Use 'drearily' to describe a situation that is tediously repetitive and unexciting.
She flipped through the channels drearily, finding nothing new.
Pro Tip 3/3Low Energy
It implies a lack of energy or a slow, sluggish manner.
The sick child moved drearily from bed.
Pro Tip 1/3Emotional Tone
Drearily often suggests feelings of sadness or lack of enthusiasm.
He drearily recounted the events of the day.
Pro Tip 2/3Monotony
Use 'drearily' to describe a situation that is tediously repetitive and unexciting.
She flipped through the channels drearily, finding nothing new.
Pro Tip 3/3Low Energy
It implies a lack of energy or a slow, sluggish manner.
The sick child moved drearily from bed.
Pro Tip 1/3Emotional Tone
Drearily often suggests feelings of sadness or lack of enthusiasm.
He drearily recounted the events of the day.
Pro Tip 2/3Monotony
Use 'drearily' to describe a situation that is tediously repetitive and unexciting.
She flipped through the channels drearily, finding nothing new.
Pro Tip 3/3Low Energy
It implies a lack of energy or a slow, sluggish manner.
The sick child moved drearily from bed.
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