insultingly

[in-suhlt-ing-lee]

adverb

1. in an insulting way.

Example Sentences

Trump’s assault on South African President Cyril Ramaphosa last week, featuring an insultingly clumsy propaganda video about that nation’s alleged “white genocide,” represented the triumph of paranoid racist projection as official White House doctrine.

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The union has also expressed outrage over what it described as an insultingly low pay offer.

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“The sky was insultingly blue, a mean joke … The sun was like a drunk at a party, menacing and vivacious.”

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"Instead Uber's insultingly low fees force drivers to spend so long on the roads that in many cases relationships rupture and families are broken up," it added.

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The insultingly low number of pieces the French are willing to let go of implies they are testing whether Benin can ensure their safety.

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