Adverb:

विडंबन,

tauntingly's Usage Examples:

the needlepoint, and he gets into a fight with Bolan, when the latter tauntingly reveals that he has the swatch.

" Then she would laugh loudly and tauntingly like a magpie, and whirl away, dancing and whirling from.

("guardant": guarding against trespass); the tongue is stuck-out ("langued", tauntingly) and blue ("Azur"), and the outstretched claws ("armed") are blue ("Azur".

With a mischievous intentions, she spreads her legs tauntingly, and a glimpse of her white undergarments catches Eun-shik by surprise.

He has the cheek to tauntingly wave to them from a hilltop.

sultry and seductive, the tone both transfixed and transfixing, and almost tauntingly knowing.

where Steve confronts Phil for getting his mother involved and Phil tauntingly mocks him in front of her and the remaining guests.

He tauntingly recites "Eeny, meeny, miny, moe" to them to decide whom he should kill.

November 18, 1844, Miller wrote to Himes about his experiences: Some are tauntingly enquiring, "Have you not gone up?" Even little children in the streets.

"Here is a painter who promises to rival Nicolas Poussin", while Zoffany tauntingly replied, "A figo for Poussin, West has already beaten him out of the field.

They elaborated saying, "Ferg"s rubberband flow tauntingly flossing about making raw-dogging his key to relationship trust, rocking.

the death of his employee Paul Trueman (Gary Beadle), to which Danny tauntingly probes Andy regarding his inability to cover-up his tracks.

This continues when it is publicly alleged that Andy has organized the death of his employee Paul Trueman (Gary Beadle), to which Danny tauntingly probes Andy regarding his inability to cover-up his tracks.

Synonyms:

teasingly,