stridently
Adverb
Meaning
in a strident manner
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the cheap clock ticked stridently
Cuivre instructs a brass player to produce a forced and stridently brassy sound.
In theory, at least, to be classified as a rogue, a state had to commit four transgressions: pursue weapons of mass destruction, support terrorism, severely abuse its own citizens, and stridently criticize the United States.
The online disinhibition effect describes the tendency of many individuals to behave more stridently or offensively online than they would in person.
How does one claim to be defending Tsvangirai’s legacy when they are comporting, cohabiting and doing the bidding for the same party that Tsvangirai stridently opposed all his adult life?
Irony abounds, as his views are so stridently stated with no other views to support his, that the book could provoke a lively discussion in almost anyone’s Sunday School or adult class.