grayly US
ˈɡreɪli
See also: greyly (UK)
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Definition of grayly - Reverso English Dictionary

Adverb

1.
dullnessRareUSin a way that lacks brightness or colorRareUS
  • He spoke grayly about his uneventful day.
drably dully
2.
colorRareUSin a gray mannerRareUS
  • The sky looked grayly as the storm approached..
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Origin of grayly

English, gray (color) + -ly (adverbial suffix)

Examples of grayly in a sentence

  • She described the movie grayly, lacking enthusiasm.
  • The cat's fur shone grayly in the dim light.
  • The old photograph had faded grayly over the years.

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  1. French:d'une manière terne, de manière grise, ...
  2. German:eintönig, ...
  3. Italian:in modo spento, grigiamente, ...
  4. Spanish:de manera apagada, grisáceamente, ...
  5. Portuguese:sem brilho, cinzentamente, ...
  6. Chinese:灰暗地, 灰蒙蒙地, ...
  7. Japanese:淡々と, 灰色に, ...
  8. Arabic:بشكل باهِت, بِشَكْل رَمادِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:בְּאֹפֶן עָמוּם, בְּצֶבַע אָפֹר, ...
  10. Russian:серо, в сером цвете, ...
  11. Ukrainian:похмуро, сірим кольором, ...
  12. Hindi:मंदता से, धूसर रूप से, ...
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