Distressingly
Wailfully and distressingly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wailfully" instead an adverb "Distressingly".
Wailfully
Wailfully adverb - With feelings of bitterness or grief.
Usage example: the lost child wailfully kept asking for his mother
Distressingly and wailfully are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Distressingly" instead an adverb "Wailfully".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- hard and distressingly
- hard and wailfully
- hardly and distressingly
- hardly and wailfully
- harshly and distressingly
- harshly and wailfully
- severely and distressingly
- severely and wailfully
- agonizingly and distressingly
- agonizingly and wailfully
- acutely and distressingly
- acutely and wailfully
- bitterly and distressingly
- bitterly and wailfully
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