Adverb:

ధిక్కారముగా,

repulsively's Usage Examples:

critic Richard Brody calls Turkington"s character an "intentionally, repulsively unfunny comedian" and Alverson"s film a "wildly imaginative, grimly sardonic.

AllMusic awarded Failure four out of five stars, calling its music "repulsively absurd, detailed personal attacks of venomous cynicism" that "may be.

He is played like one of Steve Martins "wild and crazy guys" but more repulsively.

vocalist Conrad Sewell on "Taste The Feeling," which has to be the most repulsively generic piece of music on which either artist will ever put their name.

of Internet critics and horror film fans, while routinely rejected as repulsively sadistic by much of the mainstream media", Miike crafted "Imprint" based.

pains to which a man and wife are put by a repulsively debonair fellow who stows away on their vacation yacht"; whereas more recently, TV Guide wrote, "There"s.

It is a dismally unfunny fable about the pains to which a man and wife are put by a repulsively.

the main problem with the show was that "the Binsford family was so repulsively selfish that audience interest in their adventures was nil.

The careerism of his repentance is repulsively consistent with the careerism of his crimes.

While signing up, Polly encounters the repulsively patriotic Corporal Strappi, and the corpulent Sergeant Jackrum.

solute atoms may interact with the stacking faults either attractively or repulsively.

Examiner sums up the film as "sick", with its battle between Nielsen as "a repulsively delinquent sheriff" and James Franciscus as the "true, blue hero–dauntless.

It is a colorless, pyrophoric gas with a repulsively sweet odor.

Synonyms:

detestably, abominably, odiously,