Definition of ominously in English:

ominously

adverb ˈɒmɪnəsliˈɑmənəsli

In a way that suggests that something bad is going to happen.
thunderclouds loomed ominously overhead
the ominously named Shipwreck Bay
Example sentencesExamples
- This is another subject about which the official documents are ominously silent.
- Ominously, more and more businesses are going to the wall.
- At night, it falls ominously dark.
- Most ominously, citizens would be far removed from their elected representatives.
- The bass drum from the opening theme song rumbles ominously.
- Another rocket is fired, and the smoke hangs ominously over the square.
- We were ominously informed that medical personnel would always be on call backstage.
- He writes a letter of accusation, ominously hinting at his own impending death.
- The sky grows dark in every quarter, most ominously.
- With the clock ticking ominously, they searched his computer and notebooks.

Definition of ominously in US English:

ominously

adverbˈɑmənəsliˈämənəslē

In a way that suggests that something bad is going to happen.
thunderclouds loomed ominously overhead
the ominously named Shipwreck Bay
Example sentencesExamples
- This is another subject about which the official documents are ominously silent.
- The sky grows dark in every quarter, most ominously.
- We were ominously informed that medical personnel would always be on call backstage.
- He writes a letter of accusation, ominously hinting at his own impending death.
- The bass drum from the opening theme song rumbles ominously.
- Ominously, more and more businesses are going to the wall.
- Another rocket is fired, and the smoke hangs ominously over the square.
- With the clock ticking ominously, they searched his computer and notebooks.
- Most ominously, citizens would be far removed from their elected representatives.
- At night, it falls ominously dark.

单词	ominously
释义	Definition of ominously in English: ominously adverb ˈɒmɪnəsliˈɑmənəsli In a way that suggests that something bad is going to happen. thunderclouds loomed ominously overhead the ominously named Shipwreck Bay Example sentencesExamples This is another subject about which the official documents are ominously silent. Ominously, more and more businesses are going to the wall. At night, it falls ominously dark. Most ominously, citizens would be far removed from their elected representatives. The bass drum from the opening theme song rumbles ominously. Another rocket is fired, and the smoke hangs ominously over the square. We were ominously informed that medical personnel would always be on call backstage. He writes a letter of accusation, ominously hinting at his own impending death. The sky grows dark in every quarter, most ominously. With the clock ticking ominously, they searched his computer and notebooks. Definition of ominously in US English: ominously adverbˈɑmənəsliˈämənəslē In a way that suggests that something bad is going to happen. thunderclouds loomed ominously overhead the ominously named Shipwreck Bay Example sentencesExamples This is another subject about which the official documents are ominously silent. The sky grows dark in every quarter, most ominously. We were ominously informed that medical personnel would always be on call backstage. He writes a letter of accusation, ominously hinting at his own impending death. The bass drum from the opening theme song rumbles ominously. Ominously, more and more businesses are going to the wall. Another rocket is fired, and the smoke hangs ominously over the square. With the clock ticking ominously, they searched his computer and notebooks. Most ominously, citizens would be far removed from their elected representatives. At night, it falls ominously dark.
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