Definition of wryly in English:

wryly

adverb ˈrʌɪliˈraɪli

In a way that expresses dry, especially mocking, humour.
he reflects wryly on his life and work
her wryly observed sketches and caricatures
I smiled wryly at the words
Example sentencesExamples
- The snapshots show the artist's wryly observant take on his world.
- She ruminates wryly about her future.
- Greene's prefaces are usually succinct, genuinely concerned with aspects of the writing process, and sometimes wryly humorous.
- In six delicately trenchant, wryly humorous images, she distills the memories of her two teenage years in a Catholic nunnery.
- He evokes the lyric and neo-Romantic impulses his great predecessors found in the music, at the same time commenting on those responses wryly yet lovingly.

Rhymes

drily, kylie, Riley, shyly, slyly, smiley, Smily, wily

Definition of wryly in US English:

wryly

adverbˈraɪliˈrīlē

In a way that expresses dry, especially mocking, humor.
he reflects wryly on his life and work
her wryly observed sketches and caricatures
I smiled wryly at the words
Example sentencesExamples
- In six delicately trenchant, wryly humorous images, she distills the memories of her two teenage years in a Catholic nunnery.
- He evokes the lyric and neo-Romantic impulses his great predecessors found in the music, at the same time commenting on those responses wryly yet lovingly.
- The snapshots show the artist's wryly observant take on his world.
- Greene's prefaces are usually succinct, genuinely concerned with aspects of the writing process, and sometimes wryly humorous.
- She ruminates wryly about her future.

单词	wryly
释义	Definition of wryly in English: wryly adverb ˈrʌɪliˈraɪli In a way that expresses dry, especially mocking, humour. he reflects wryly on his life and work her wryly observed sketches and caricatures I smiled wryly at the words Example sentencesExamples The snapshots show the artist's wryly observant take on his world. She ruminates wryly about her future. Greene's prefaces are usually succinct, genuinely concerned with aspects of the writing process, and sometimes wryly humorous. In six delicately trenchant, wryly humorous images, she distills the memories of her two teenage years in a Catholic nunnery. He evokes the lyric and neo-Romantic impulses his great predecessors found in the music, at the same time commenting on those responses wryly yet lovingly. Rhymes drily, kylie, Riley, shyly, slyly, smiley, Smily, wily Definition of wryly in US English: wryly adverbˈraɪliˈrīlē In a way that expresses dry, especially mocking, humor. he reflects wryly on his life and work her wryly observed sketches and caricatures I smiled wryly at the words Example sentencesExamples In six delicately trenchant, wryly humorous images, she distills the memories of her two teenage years in a Catholic nunnery. He evokes the lyric and neo-Romantic impulses his great predecessors found in the music, at the same time commenting on those responses wryly yet lovingly. The snapshots show the artist's wryly observant take on his world. Greene's prefaces are usually succinct, genuinely concerned with aspects of the writing process, and sometimes wryly humorous. She ruminates wryly about her future.
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