haunting
adjective
noun
Origin of haunting
Examples from the Web for hauntingly
Contemporary Examples of hauntingly
Four women have come forward over the last five years with hauntingly similar stories alleging harassment.
“You know you had a good hit when you hear the guy grunt,” Waters says, hauntingly, in an old interview featured in Head Games.
Those lucky enough to have encountered a few shavings of fresh white truffle know they are amazingly, hauntingly delicious.
OK, then can I assume Alice will be greeting some hauntingly familiar faces on visiting day if The Farm is picked up?
Historical Examples of hauntingly
Of all the places I had visited, this island was the most hauntingly lonely.
Tales of FishesZane Grey
Her look of meek despair was hauntingly sad with Anthony on his way home.
Rhoda Fleming, CompleteGeorge Meredith
One could not have named the sweetness that hovered in it—hauntingly.
Unfinished PortraitsJennette Lee
There is something wildly, hauntingly interesting in them; one loves and pities her at the first glance.
Helen and ArthurCaroline Lee Hentz
She was hauntingly sure that in like circumstances she would be weak enough to take her trouble toa man like Gordon, for instance.
Langford of the Three BarsKate Boyles