100 Examples of sentences containing the adverb "dryly"
Definition
The adverb dryly refers to a manner of speaking or acting that is devoid of emotion, enthusiasm, or warmth, often characterized by a lack of humor or a serious tone. It can also imply a subtle or understated form of wit.
Synonyms
- Dully
 - Sternly
 - Unemotionally
 - Matter-of-factly
 - Abruptly
 - Bluntly
 - Stoically
 
Antonyms
- Humorously
 - Emotionally
 - Warmly
 - Cheerfully
 - Enthusiastically
 - Playfully
 
Examples
- She replied dryly, "Well, that was unexpected."
 - He told the story dryly, leaving everyone in the room puzzled.
 - "I suppose that's one way to look at it," she said dryly.
 - The comedian delivered his punchline dryly, catching the audience off guard.
 - He nodded dryly, indicating his lack of interest.
 - The teacher explained the rules dryly, making it hard for students to stay focused.
 - "Interesting choice of words," she said dryly, raising an eyebrow.
 - He accepted the criticism dryly, showing no signs of hurt feelings.
 - She smiled dryly, "That's one interpretation, I suppose."
 - The report was written dryly, lacking any engaging elements.
 - "That's a fascinating idea," he responded dryly, not convinced.
 - She observed the chaos around her dryly, as if it were an everyday occurrence.
 - "I can't imagine why anyone would want to do that," he said dryly.
 - He stared at the mess dryly, wondering how it had come to this.
 - "Well, that was enlightening," she remarked dryly.
 - He noted the obvious dryly, not wanting to draw attention to it.
 - "You certainly have a way with words," she commented dryly.
 - The film's ending was revealed dryly, without much fanfare.
 - "I believe that was sarcasm," he noted dryly.
 - She dismissed the suggestion dryly, offering no further explanation.
 - "This is going to be a long meeting," he predicted dryly.
 - He accepted the award dryly, as if it were no big deal.
 - "Of course, that makes perfect sense," she said dryly.
 - The instructions were given dryly, leaving everyone confused.
 - "Another day, another dollar," he remarked dryly.
 - She shrugged dryly, not bothered by the criticism.
 - The explanation was delivered dryly, lacking excitement.
 - "I'll believe it when I see it," he replied dryly.
 - She summarized her thoughts dryly, cutting out the fluff.
 - "Glad to hear you're so enthusiastic," he said dryly.
 - He watched the debate unfold dryly, knowing it was a waste of time.
 - "That's one way to cope," she said dryly, unimpressed.
 - "I suppose we should be grateful," he replied dryly.
 - She attended the event dryly, not expecting much.
 - "It's just another Tuesday," he stated dryly.
 - He explained the situation dryly, leaving no room for emotion.
 - "That sounds like a great plan," she said dryly, sarcasm evident.
 - "You really outdid yourself," he remarked dryly.
 - The presentation was delivered dryly, failing to engage the audience.
 - "This is just wonderful," she said dryly, rolling her eyes.
 - He responded to the compliment dryly, showing no excitement.
 - "I guess we’re all in this together," she said dryly.
 - He accepted the challenge dryly, knowing it would be tough.
 - "That was a brilliant move," she commented dryly.
 - He regarded the proposal dryly, seeing flaws in the plan.
 - "How original," she replied dryly, unimpressed.
 - "That's the spirit," he said dryly, lacking enthusiasm.
 - She took the criticism dryly, understanding it was meant to help.
 - "Well, this is a surprise," he remarked dryly.
 - "I can’t argue with that logic," she said dryly.
 - He watched the unfolding drama dryly, thinking it was predictable.
 - "You really think that will work?" she asked dryly.
 - "This is precisely what I expected," he stated dryly.
 - "How enlightening," she said dryly, clearly sarcastic.
 - He acknowledged the situation dryly, not wanting to dwell on it.
 - "What a delightful day," she said dryly, the sarcasm thick in the air.
 - He accepted the award with a dryly spoken, "Thanks."
 - "I can see you’re very passionate about this," she replied dryly.
 - "That’s an interesting viewpoint," he said dryly, not agreeing.
 - She rolled her eyes dryly, not wanting to continue the conversation.
 - "Well, that went well," he said dryly after the meeting ended.
 - He looked at the mess dryly, considering how to approach it.
 - "That’s exactly what I needed to hear," she replied dryly.
 - "I suppose that's one way to solve the problem," he said dryly.
 - She nodded dryly, acknowledging the point without enthusiasm.
 - "Very insightful," he remarked dryly, not impressed.
 - "I can't believe that just happened," she said dryly.
 - "How very convenient," he responded dryly.
 - She commented on the weather dryly, noting its predictability.
 - "How nice of you to join us," he said dryly.
 - He watched the scene unfold dryly, predicting the outcome.
 - "That sounds like a plan," she said dryly, lacking excitement.
 - "This is just fantastic," he said dryly, clearly not impressed.
 - "I can see you took this seriously," she replied dryly.
 - "This should be a fun evening," he commented dryly.
 - "That’s an original idea," she said dryly, with a hint of sarcasm.
 - "I can hardly wait," he replied dryly.
 - "What a creative solution," she said dryly, unimpressed.
 - "That’s just what I was hoping to hear," he said dryly.
 - "You really went above and beyond," she commented dryly.
 - "What a surprise that turned out to be," he noted dryly.
 - "I see you’re not at all excited," she said dryly.
 - "That’s going to be a challenge," he replied dryly.
 - "I can’t believe you actually did that," she said dryly.
 - "How thoughtful of you," he remarked dryly.
 - "This is going to be a long night," she said dryly.
 - "Well, that was enlightening," he noted dryly.
 - "You really know how to make an entrance," she commented dryly.
 - "I’m sure this will end well," he replied dryly.
 - "What a wonderful idea," she said dryly, rolling her eyes.
 - "That’s certainly one way to handle it," he noted dryly.
 - "I can see the enthusiasm is contagious," she said dryly.
 - "How very predictable," he remarked dryly.
 - "That’s just what I needed," she replied dryly.
 - "What a great use of time," he said dryly.
 - "This is going to be a real treat," she commented dryly.
 - "How nice to see everyone so engaged," he replied dryly.
 - "That’s a bold strategy," she said dryly.
 - "You truly outdid yourself this time," he remarked dryly.
 - "This is how I imagined it would go," she noted dryly.
 
