Definition of disturbingly in English:

disturbingly

adverbdɪˈstəːbɪŋlidəˈstərbɪŋli

1usually as submodifier In a way that causes worry or unease.
disturbingly violent movies
the course of events was disturbingly familiar
Paul's nightmares blend disturbingly with memories of his childhood orphanage home
Example sentencesExamples
- Such music would probably have sounded disturbingly out of tune to Renaissance ears.
- The drawings were so disturbingly accurate that prison officials identified him as a terrorist and confiscated his art supplies.
- Recent results and events disturbingly echo the fall of the Tories.
- The events of 1968 in Brazil were in actuality disturbingly different from contemporaneous events in the US.
- In one fell swoop, professional regulation has been radically and disturbingly transformed.
- The survey disturbingly revealed that a quarter of children eat sweets and crisps for breakfast.
- All very nice, and with nothing so disturbingly odd as to be off-putting.
- No one would deny that Italian politics have become disturbingly polarised and personalised.
- Nuclear detonations invariably and disturbingly raise issues about beauty and the sublime, as well as a multitude of other vital issues.
- Matters come to a head when the star is expelled from the team, leading to a disturbingly intense climax.
1. 1.1sentence adverb Used to express worry or unease at a situation or event.
  disturbingly, he appears to support the war
  Example sentencesExamples
  More disturbingly, however, she wrote some bizarre short stories on the website, including one in which two brothers talk of assaulting a girl.
  More disturbingly, however, the distinction between home and abroad has broken down.
  Here in Britain it's incredibly - and perhaps disturbingly - common that prisoners are sentenced to say 5 years, but only serve 3 of them.
  Perhaps most disturbingly, though, schools that adopt militaristic regimes towards discipline are implicitly designating the student as a product.
  There are reports of collapsed buildings in that same region, but as yet, most disturbingly, still no reports at all from the west coast.
  Ironically, and disturbingly, these traits are also essential for those who enter public office, as well.
  Most remarkably and disturbingly, the editors do not state the obvious conclusion that Marx's predictions were wrong.
  Disturbingly, employees or former employees commit over 85 % of fraud.
  Sadly, and disturbingly, history suggests otherwise.
  Most disturbingly, last Tuesday my hair began to fall out.

Definition of disturbingly in US English:

disturbingly

adverbdəˈstərbiNGlēdəˈstərbɪŋli

1usually as submodifier In a way that causes worry or unease.
disturbingly violent movies
the course of events was disturbingly familiar
Paul's nightmares blend disturbingly with memories of his childhood orphanage home
Example sentencesExamples
- All very nice, and with nothing so disturbingly odd as to be off-putting.
- The survey disturbingly revealed that a quarter of children eat sweets and crisps for breakfast.
- The events of 1968 in Brazil were in actuality disturbingly different from contemporaneous events in the US.
- Matters come to a head when the star is expelled from the team, leading to a disturbingly intense climax.
- The drawings were so disturbingly accurate that prison officials identified him as a terrorist and confiscated his art supplies.
- Recent results and events disturbingly echo the fall of the Tories.
- Such music would probably have sounded disturbingly out of tune to Renaissance ears.
- In one fell swoop, professional regulation has been radically and disturbingly transformed.
- No one would deny that Italian politics have become disturbingly polarised and personalised.
- Nuclear detonations invariably and disturbingly raise issues about beauty and the sublime, as well as a multitude of other vital issues.
1. 1.1sentence adverb Used to express worry or unease at a situation or event.
  disturbingly, he appears to support the war
  Example sentencesExamples
  Most remarkably and disturbingly, the editors do not state the obvious conclusion that Marx's predictions were wrong.
  Most disturbingly, last Tuesday my hair began to fall out.
  Perhaps most disturbingly, though, schools that adopt militaristic regimes towards discipline are implicitly designating the student as a product.
  Here in Britain it's incredibly - and perhaps disturbingly - common that prisoners are sentenced to say 5 years, but only serve 3 of them.
  Disturbingly, employees or former employees commit over 85 % of fraud.
  There are reports of collapsed buildings in that same region, but as yet, most disturbingly, still no reports at all from the west coast.
  Sadly, and disturbingly, history suggests otherwise.
  More disturbingly, however, the distinction between home and abroad has broken down.
  More disturbingly, however, she wrote some bizarre short stories on the website, including one in which two brothers talk of assaulting a girl.
  Ironically, and disturbingly, these traits are also essential for those who enter public office, as well.

单词	disturbingly
释义	Definition of disturbingly in English: disturbingly adverbdɪˈstəːbɪŋlidəˈstərbɪŋli 1usually as submodifier In a way that causes worry or unease. disturbingly violent movies the course of events was disturbingly familiar Paul's nightmares blend disturbingly with memories of his childhood orphanage home Example sentencesExamples Such music would probably have sounded disturbingly out of tune to Renaissance ears. The drawings were so disturbingly accurate that prison officials identified him as a terrorist and confiscated his art supplies. Recent results and events disturbingly echo the fall of the Tories. The events of 1968 in Brazil were in actuality disturbingly different from contemporaneous events in the US. In one fell swoop, professional regulation has been radically and disturbingly transformed. The survey disturbingly revealed that a quarter of children eat sweets and crisps for breakfast. All very nice, and with nothing so disturbingly odd as to be off-putting. No one would deny that Italian politics have become disturbingly polarised and personalised. Nuclear detonations invariably and disturbingly raise issues about beauty and the sublime, as well as a multitude of other vital issues. Matters come to a head when the star is expelled from the team, leading to a disturbingly intense climax. 1.1sentence adverb Used to express worry or unease at a situation or event. disturbingly, he appears to support the war Example sentencesExamples More disturbingly, however, she wrote some bizarre short stories on the website, including one in which two brothers talk of assaulting a girl. More disturbingly, however, the distinction between home and abroad has broken down. Here in Britain it's incredibly - and perhaps disturbingly - common that prisoners are sentenced to say 5 years, but only serve 3 of them. Perhaps most disturbingly, though, schools that adopt militaristic regimes towards discipline are implicitly designating the student as a product. There are reports of collapsed buildings in that same region, but as yet, most disturbingly, still no reports at all from the west coast. Ironically, and disturbingly, these traits are also essential for those who enter public office, as well. Most remarkably and disturbingly, the editors do not state the obvious conclusion that Marx's predictions were wrong. Disturbingly, employees or former employees commit over 85 % of fraud. Sadly, and disturbingly, history suggests otherwise. Most disturbingly, last Tuesday my hair began to fall out. Definition of disturbingly in US English: disturbingly adverbdəˈstərbiNGlēdəˈstərbɪŋli 1usually as submodifier In a way that causes worry or unease. disturbingly violent movies the course of events was disturbingly familiar Paul's nightmares blend disturbingly with memories of his childhood orphanage home Example sentencesExamples All very nice, and with nothing so disturbingly odd as to be off-putting. The survey disturbingly revealed that a quarter of children eat sweets and crisps for breakfast. The events of 1968 in Brazil were in actuality disturbingly different from contemporaneous events in the US. Matters come to a head when the star is expelled from the team, leading to a disturbingly intense climax. The drawings were so disturbingly accurate that prison officials identified him as a terrorist and confiscated his art supplies. Recent results and events disturbingly echo the fall of the Tories. Such music would probably have sounded disturbingly out of tune to Renaissance ears. In one fell swoop, professional regulation has been radically and disturbingly transformed. No one would deny that Italian politics have become disturbingly polarised and personalised. Nuclear detonations invariably and disturbingly raise issues about beauty and the sublime, as well as a multitude of other vital issues. 1.1sentence adverb Used to express worry or unease at a situation or event. disturbingly, he appears to support the war Example sentencesExamples Most remarkably and disturbingly, the editors do not state the obvious conclusion that Marx's predictions were wrong. Most disturbingly, last Tuesday my hair began to fall out. Perhaps most disturbingly, though, schools that adopt militaristic regimes towards discipline are implicitly designating the student as a product. Here in Britain it's incredibly - and perhaps disturbingly - common that prisoners are sentenced to say 5 years, but only serve 3 of them. Disturbingly, employees or former employees commit over 85 % of fraud. There are reports of collapsed buildings in that same region, but as yet, most disturbingly, still no reports at all from the west coast. Sadly, and disturbingly, history suggests otherwise. More disturbingly, however, the distinction between home and abroad has broken down. More disturbingly, however, she wrote some bizarre short stories on the website, including one in which two brothers talk of assaulting a girl. Ironically, and disturbingly, these traits are also essential for those who enter public office, as well.
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