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perturbedly

  • a word derived from perturbed.
    perturbed
    adjective
    feeling or showing great concern or mental or emotional upset.

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The judge strode up and down the room perturbedly.

From Double Trouble Or, Every Hero His Own Villain by Orson Lowell

Chickens and cats, wading perturbedly in the water, as by common consent, with flight and scramble took refuge on the roof of the captain's house.

From South Sea Tales by Jack London

Five o'clock came round; she was sitting at the window, perturbedly waiting to see how he would act.

From Bohemian Days Three American Tales by George Alfred Townsend

He withdrew his hand and walked perturbedly away.

From Adventure by Jack London

He stood perturbedly gazing after me; then I saw him asking questions of a civil guard.

From Romance by Joseph Conrad