unnervingly

Adverb

Meaning

unnervingly (comparative more unnervingly, superlative most unnervingly)

To an unnerving degree
Her companion was unnervingly quiet.

Synonyms

Examples

And few bat an eye any more at pausing for the ubiquitous temperature reading - a plastic thermometer gun aimed unnervingly at the forehead - when entering almost any public building. Source: Internet

'All the Birds, Singing, an unusual but compelling novel, explores its themes with an unnervingly consistent clarity and confidence.' Source: Internet

Second single Ponyboy is rife with the same sense of flirtatious kink and unnervingly sweet sonics that marked earlier hits like Lemonade, only here these qualities have been amplified in a manner that displays confidence rather than indulgence. Source: Internet

However, in this particular presidential election, the left did not have the luxury of selecting our perfect candidate (if such a person could be found) when the major opposing candidate was a demagogue with an unnervingly faithful fan base. Source: Internet

The first two numbers are unnervingly high for a rookie quarterback. Source: Internet

As a production choice, it feels artless, and almost unnervingly naked. Source: Internet

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