Adverb:

ବିଦ୍ଧିବା,

distressingly's Usage Examples:

entirely fictitious chaperone, "Madame Khayatt", who suffered from "distressingly poor health" and was always indisposed when visitors asked after her.

limitless possibilities of the premise, too many of the encounters are distressingly run-of-the-mill.

In mid-1975, when the Minister of Education announced that the Government would not subsidize school fees for non-Fijians, Vijay Singh was among its most vocal critics, describing the decision as deplorable because of its distressingly repellent odour of crude racialism.

More distressingly, she tells him Hercules himself has fallen in love with her and plans.

Death it was stated, ", however, linger like “D Is for Dogfight,” a mesmeric, slow-motion ballet of brutality so distressingly realistic that you may.

soundproof rooms to avoid any violation by real life, especially the distressingly vulgar speech of children and women.

Greene gave the film a poor review, describing it as "one of those distressingly carefree musicals [.

For its first two-thirds an engrossingly tense suspenser about teen vigilantes run amok, pic becomes distressingly.

Club called the episode "a little bit bland, a little too distressingly cliché".

engrossingly tense suspenser about teen vigilantes run amok, pic becomes distressingly conventional in its final act, its unusual qualities virtually dissolving.

“D Is for Dogfight,” a mesmeric, slow-motion ballet of brutality so distressingly realistic that you may never be able to name a dog Buddy again.

” He also observed that there was “distressingly little in the way of useful primary and secondary materials” available.

sort, hospital trips too numerous to recall, some to sustain life, and distressingly, three deaths.

Synonyms:

painfully,

Antonyms:

painlessly,