acidly's Usage Examples:

the cover art: "Robh Ruppel"s superb cover painting shows Halima gazing placidly from a palace window on the minarets and golden domes of Huzuz, the cat.

The controversial cop's lone defender in public is acerbic television personality Perry Knowland, who turns out to be doing so only to increase his viewership (upon learning this Valens acidly tells Knowland, Be against me, I'd feel cleaner).

While it remains only placidly hot in May and June, the cold sets in when the monsoons come to lash in.

"a powerful psychological gyre" and that the book"s tone "is frank and acidly funny … and the writing is utterly engaging and complex".

meaningless movement and meaningless fermentation incarnate, on a foundation of placidly ambitious inferiority" (D.

a "shocking drama set in a seemingly mundane city council meeting that acidly articulates a uniquely American toxicity that feels both historic and contemporary.

Rimado de Palacio ("Palace Verse" or "Rhymes of the Court"), in which he acidly describes his contemporaries and their social, religious, and political.

The anonymous author of the Annales Xantenses remarks acidly on his death: Quamvis baptizatus esset, caninam vitam digne morte finivit.

"He is full of meaningless movement and meaningless fermentation incarnate, on a foundation of placidly ambitious.

comedy-relief types, jungle "savages," mammies and minstrels (Van Peebles acidly observes that Caucasian players "put on blackface when they felt like doing.

eye for details, and these 12 songs are often powerfully evocative and acidly funny, short stories of a memorable life where fate often puts a twist in.

"the English incomprehension of Stevens continues almost unabated", she acidly remarks, conceding that Frank Kermode is the exception that proves the rule.

") That only confirms that "the English incomprehension of Stevens continues almost unabated", she acidly remarks, conceding.