pathologically

[path-uh-lahj-ik-lee]

adverb

1. in a way or to a degree that is pathological or indicative of disease or illness; abnormally.

Example Sentences

Webb writes in his book that Bashir was "pathologically, compellingly charming. Ruthless."

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Wilde, Mr. Delbourgo writes, introduced the 20th-century image of the collector as a “closet homosexual and sociopath” who is “so pathologically weak, he is dangerous.”

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And to be fair, that’s not a bad courtroom strategy against an opponent who is almost pathologically predisposed to putting his foot in his mouth.

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Discussing Donald Trump, Hayes remarked that “his desire for that attention is so deep, it's coming from such a deep place, he needs it so pathologically.”

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Donald Trump appears pathologically unable to express sorrow or empathy, even at the deaths of those closest to him.

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