Ominously
Ominously adverb - In an ominous manner.
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Synonyms for Ominously
Sinister and ominously are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sinister" instead an adjective "Ominously".
Nearby Word: ominous
Sinister
Sinister adjective - Being or showing a sign of evil or calamity to come.
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Related pairs
- foreboding and ominously
- foreboding and sinister
- forbidding and ominously
- forbidding and sinister
- baleful and ominously
- baleful and sinister
- inauspicious and ominously
- inauspicious and sinister
- evil and ominously
- evil and sinister
- black and ominously
- black and sinister
- dark and ominously
- dark and sinister
Both words in one sentence
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Dark Souls: Lautrec of Carim likes to end his ominously voiced chats with sinister laughter.
Source: Obviously Evil -
When the Antichrist, the Son of Satan, is enrolled at South Park Elementary, his appearances are heralded by a latin choir ominously voicing a sinister chant (a Shout-Out to The Omen).
Source: Bilingual Bonus -
There, it's revealed that the book has the Sinister Clan's symbol on its binding, which glows ominously before cutting to the credits.
Source: Film / Halloweentown
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