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ominously

American  
[ah-muh-nuhs-lee] / ˈɑ mə nəs li /

adverb

  1. in an ominous way.


Example Sentences

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And unlike in the team event, where he made errors and was somewhat style over substance, this was an ominously clean routine from the 21-year-old – and he even threw in a backflip for good measure.

From BBC

She has yet to drop a set at the tournament as her title charge ominously gathers pace.

From Barron's

When he put the bags down to get to the doorbell, one of them clanked ominously.

From Literature

The investment giant, which is owned by its 50 million investors, warns that U.S. stock-market returns may be ominously low over the next 10 years.

From MarketWatch

A Demogorgon drags an unconscious Will to Vecna’s lair, and Vecna ominously says they can begin their work “at long last.”

From Los Angeles Times