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sombrely

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Adv.1.sombrely - in a somber manner; "`That's sure bad news,' said Dowd, somberly"
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sombrely somberly (US) [ˈsɒmbəlɪ] ADV
1. (= soberly) → sombríamente
2. (= pessimistically) → con pesimismo, en tono pesimista
sombrely [ˈsɒmbərli] (British) somberly (US) adv
[say, stare] → d'un air sombre
sombrely dressed → à la tenue sombre
sombrely, (US) somberly
adv say → traurig, düster; watch → finster; dress → trist
sombrely somberly (Am) [ˈsɒmbəlɪ] adv (reply, gaze) → tristemente; (dressed) → di scuro; (painted) → con colori scuri
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