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meanlyadverb in a manner showing no signs of pride or self-assertionmeanly silent up to that point, he now felt that fair criticism was turning into gratuitous insult abjectly, deferentially, hat in hand, humbly, lowly, meekly, modestly, sheepishly, submissively obsequiously, servilely, subservientlyfearfully, mousily, timidlybashfully, diffidently, self-deprecatingly, shyly, timorouslycivilly, courteously, politely, respectfully, suppliantly cap in hand arrogantly, audaciously, boldly, brashly, brazenly, contemptuously, haughtily, huffily, imperiously, loftily, pompously, presumptuously, pretentiously, pridefully, proudly, scornfully, self-importantly, superciliously, swaggeringly, uppishly fearlesslydiscourteously, disdainfully, disrespectfully, impertinently, rashly, recklessly, saucilybitchily, impolitely, impudently, rudely, uncivilly, ungraciously in a mean or spiteful mannerin a meanly worded letter she told me that she never wanted to see me again bitchily, cattily, despitefully, hatefully, malevolently, maliciously, malignantly, nastily, spitefully, viciously, villainously, virulently, wickedly contemptuously, deprecatingly, disdainfully, scornfullyacrimoniously, antagonistically, caustically, envyingly, hostilely, invidiously, obnoxiously, rancorously, venomously, vindictively, vituperativelybitterly, enviously, jealously, resentfullybalefully, caddishly, callously, cruelly, evil-mindedly, felly, hard-heartedly, heartlessly, inhumanely, kindlessly, mercilessly, pitilessly, ruthlessly, soullessly, unfeelinglydisagreeably, ill, ungraciously, unkindlyill-naturedly, inconsiderately, insensitively, thoughtlesslydiabolically, fiendishlymisanthropically benevolently, benignantly, good-heartedly, kindheartedly, kindly affably, agreeably, amiably, cordially, genially, good-humoredly, good-naturedly, graciously, nicely, pleasantlyaltruistically, humanelyconsiderately, feelingly, lovingly, mercifully, sensitively, softheartedly, solicitously, soulfully, thoughtfullycompassionately, sympatheticallyangelically, divinely, gently, sweetly, tenderly in the 14th century |