Definitions
In a dry, ironic, or slightly twisted humorous way.
Word origin
From wry + -ly.
Used in a sentence
“The sins of the father, she thought wryly. Well, they had visited Tony, all right—only he didn't know it.”
“‘The king is displeased with it, but he has to be patient,’ Chapuys wryly commented.”
“A Ukrainian presidential adviser wrote that Kyiv had nothing to do with the attacks but then wryly compared them to Russia’s past use of proxy forces to fight in Ukraine.”
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01“With dry humor”5 letters
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