tepidly
Adverb
Meaning
in an unenthusiastically lukewarm manner
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he was lukewarmly received by his relatives
After a tepidly received turn hosting in 2006, Stewart made the most of his second chance in 2008, giving a confident performance presenting the 80th Academy Awards.
Republicans tepidly (and troublingly) stopped short of denying Trump’s power to push back the big day, while insisting that the election ought to take place on time.
The Mayor then spoke, and concluded, tepidly, “Tonight, it’s so important just to remember a good young man, a good young man who represented all that we aspire to be.”
Upon entering we walked tepidly down sharp steps to begin our wait.