betrayingly
betrayingly adverb: in a way that betrays or reveals.
Adverb
betrayingly (comparative more betrayingly, superlative most betrayingly)
- In a way that betrays or reveals.
- She hated the way that her voice croaked betrayingly and reached for the glass of wine that she had brought out with her, praying he would take her reaction as simply the effects of the sun.2007, Kate Walker, Sicilian Husband, Blackmailed Bride, page 130
Forms of betrayingly
| comparative | more betrayingly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most betrayingly |
Origin of betrayingly
From betraying + -ly.
Questions about betrayingly
- What does betrayingly mean?
- Betrayingly means in a way that betrays or reveals.
- What part of speech is betrayingly?
- Betrayingly is an adverb.
Words near betrayingly in the dictionary
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