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querulously

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quer·u·lous  (kwr-ls, kwry-)
adj.
1. Given to complaining; peevish.
2. Expressing a complaint or grievance; grumbling: a querulous voice; querulous comments.

[Middle English querulose, litigious, quarrelsome, from Old French querelos, from Late Latin querulsus, querulous, from Latin querulus, from quer, to complain; see kwes- in Indo-European roots.]

queru·lous·ly adv.
queru·lous·ness n.
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Adv.1.querulously - in a peevish manner
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querulously [ˈkwerʊləslɪ] ADVquejumbrosamente; [say] → en tono quejumbroso
querulously
querulously [ˈkwɛrʊləslɪ] advin tono querulo


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"It's all very fine to say this and that," Mildred remarked querulously, "but it's jolly difficult for a girl to earn her living by herself; it doesn't make it any easier when she's got a baby.
Then he turned on his heel and limped into the forest, leaving us calling querulously and plaintively to one another from the cave-mouths.
His Chinese house is by the fire; and he lies within it, on his bed of flannel, querulously trying to sleep.
 
 
 
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