Calmly
Calmly adverb - In a sedate manner.
Fatally
Both words in one sentence
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Death Equals Redemption: Amara mourns "the man he became" after Gaius Attis is fatally maimed by his wife and spends his remaining days calmly leading the Alerans and planning for his death.
Source: Literature / Codex Alera -
In her Nobel lecture, Nobel Laureate Doris Lessing calmly implied that the almost instant arrival of the Internet (in historical terms) has fatally wounded writing and literature.
Source: New Media Are Evil -
Also, one of the scientists, when fatally bitten by a shrew, calmly records the progression of symptoms right up to the instance of his death, rather than say anything to all the people in the room with him.
Source: Film / The Killer Shrews
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