Chillingly
Disturbingly and chillingly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Disturbingly" instead an adverb "Chillingly".
Disturbingly
Disturbingly adverb - In a disturbing manner.
Chillingly and disturbingly are semantically related. You can use "Chillingly" instead an adverb "Disturbingly".
Nearby Words: disturbed, disturbing
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- awfully and chillingly
- awfully and disturbingly
- forcefully and chillingly
- forcefully and disturbingly
- violently and chillingly
- violently and disturbingly
- terribly and chillingly
- terribly and disturbingly
- dreadfully and chillingly
- dreadfully and disturbingly
- horribly and chillingly
- horribly and disturbingly
- distressingly and chillingly
- distressingly and disturbingly
Both words in one sentence
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Ripley and chillingly realized it was disturbingly applicable to his relationship with Tommy Wiseau.
Source: Literature / The Disaster Artist - Played with disturbingly in the 1981 Paul Newman movie Fort Apache, The Bronx: the movie begins with two rookie cops being shot dead by a junkie hooker named Charlotte (in a chillingly dead-eyed performance from no less than Pam Grier).
Source: Disposable Sex Worker
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