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hoarsely

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[hawrs-lee] / ˈhɔrs li /

adverb

  1. in a hoarse, dry, or rough way.


Example Sentences

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We stood there side by side and watched as Agent Chris opened her eyes, coughing hoarsely into the oxygen mask someone had put over her face.

From Literature

“If the three of you should end up founding an empire, I hope you will not fight over who gets to be in charge,” Penelope whispered hoarsely as she turned down the beds.

From Literature

“Alexander. Beowulf. Cassiopeia. Stay behind me, please,” Penelope whispered hoarsely.

From Literature

Shaddock initially just hoarsely repeats, “Thank you, thank you.”

From Seattle Times

"I'm sorry, excuse my voice, I'm battling cancer," he said hoarsely.

From Salon