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cryingly

  • a word derived from crying.
    crying
    adjective
    demanding attention or remedy; critical; severe.

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That philosophy will be cryingly unjust about once in ten.

From The Mountains by Stewart Edward White

Settle on flowers, speak cryingly and be loath to detain her.

From Geography and Plays by Gertrude Stein

In the severe and protracted struggle with the Philistines the necessity for a solid union of the tribes was cryingly manifest, and the man came forward to meet the hour.

From Prolegomena by Julius Wellhausen

And to any one who has been reading fiction for the last twenty years, it is cryingly obvious that fashions in human nature have changed.

From Atlantic Classics by Various

The person who was struck most painfully by this disgraceful and cryingly stupid adventure was Mrs. van Koopman.

From Cecil Rhodes Man and Empire-Maker by Catherine, Princess Radziwill

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