100 Examples of sentences containing the adverb "wrily"
Definition
Wrily is an adverb that describes an action done in a way that conveys a sense of dry, often ironic humor. It typically implies a subtle or understated manner of expression that suggests amusement or skepticism.
Synonyms
- Wryly
 - Ironically
 - Dryly
 - Sardonically
 - Cynically
 
Antonyms
- Sincerely
 - Earnestly
 - Frankly
 - Honestly
 - Genuinely
 
Examples
- She smiled wrily at the absurdity of the situation.
 - He replied wrily, knowing that his words would be misunderstood.
 - The comedian delivered his punchline wrily, leaving the audience in thoughtful silence.
 - She looked at the messy room wryly, realizing it was a lost cause.
 - He shrugged wrily, accepting that life would throw unexpected challenges his way.
 - "Of course, that sounds like a great plan," she said wrily, knowing it would never happen.
 - The teacher wryly noted that the class had not learned anything from the last exam.
 - He laughed wryly at his own misfortune, finding humor in the chaos.
 - She wrily acknowledged that her luck had run out.
 - He answered the question wrily, hinting at a deeper truth.
 - The author wrote wryly about the quirks of modern life.
 - "Just what I needed," she said wrily, rolling her eyes at the unexpected news.
 - He observed the couple wryly, recognizing their obvious incompatibility.
 - Wryly, she considered the irony of her situation.
 - The politician spoke wrily, aware of the public's skepticism.
 - She looked at him wryly, knowing he would never admit he was wrong.
 - "Sure, I believe that," he said wrily, his tone dripping with sarcasm.
 - She replied wrily, noting that she'd heard that excuse before.
 - The detective smiled wryly, piecing together the clues.
 - He wryly commented on the weather, which seemed to change every hour.
 - Her wryly delivered remarks often left people questioning their own beliefs.
 - He nodded wryly, acknowledging the futility of arguing.
 - The film ended wryly, leaving viewers with more questions than answers.
 - She watched the children play wryly, recalling her own carefree days.
 - "Another day, another dollar," he said wryly, feeling the weight of his responsibilities.
 - The article was written wryly, poking fun at the absurdities of life.
 - He wryly noted that the meeting could have been an email.
 - She sighed wryly, recognizing the inevitable outcome of the situation.
 - "I can't wait," he said wryly, knowing full well what was coming.
 - The dog looked at its owner wryly, as if questioning their decisions.
 - She wryly reflected on her past mistakes, learning from each one.
 - He made a wryly humorous remark about the state of politics.
 - She raised an eyebrow wryly, doubting his sincerity.
 - He spoke wryly of his experiences in the corporate world.
 - "Well, that was unexpected," she said wryly, chuckling to herself.
 - The author wryly depicted the challenges of modern dating.
 - He observed the chaos wryly, finding humor in the disorder.
 - "I love surprises," she replied wryly, clearly unimpressed.
 - He wryly acknowledged the irony in his situation.
 - The teacher smiled wryly at her students’ excuses.
 - She glanced at the clock wryly, realizing she was late again.
 - His wryly delivered comments often lightened the mood.
 - She responded wryly, sharing her thoughts on the matter.
 - He looked at the mess wryly, contemplating where to start.
 - "Nothing like a Monday morning," she said wryly.
 - He spoke wryly, hinting at the ridiculousness of the proposal.
 - The situation seemed to unfold wryly, as if scripted for a comedy.
 - She chuckled wryly, reflecting on her own misadventures.
 - He wryly remarked that he should have seen it coming.
 - She looked at the empty fridge wryly, realizing it was time to shop.
 - He accepted the criticism wryly, knowing it was deserved.
 - She laughed wryly at the irony of her own advice.
 - He looked at his friend wryly, aware of their shared history.
 - "What a surprise," she said wryly, not believing the news.
 - He commented wryly on the peculiar behavior of his coworkers.
 - She smiled wryly, thinking about how far they had come.
 - "That's one way to do it," he said wryly, doubting the effectiveness.
 - The meeting ended wryly, with everyone feeling a bit more cynical.
 - She wryly noted that some people never change.
 - He shrugged wryly, accepting the absurdity of life.
 - "Well, at least it's not boring," she said wryly.
 - He responded wryly, aware that the truth was hard to swallow.
 - She observed the scene wryly, finding humor in the chaos.
 - "That's rich," he said wryly, unable to hide his sarcasm.
 - She tilted her head wryly, considering the options before her.
 - He wryly noted the irony of the situation.
 - "What a lovely turn of events," she said wryly.
 - He laughed wryly, recognizing the joke was on him.
 - She glanced at the instructions wryly, realizing they made no sense.
 - He commented wryly on the lack of common sense.
 - She shook her head wryly, knowing better than to expect change.
 - He looked at the pile of work wryly, wondering how it had accumulated.
 - "Another day, another challenge," she said wryly.
 - He wryly acknowledged the truth in the criticism.
 - She smiled wryly, recalling past mistakes.
 - "What a clever idea," he said wryly, not impressed at all.
 - She responded wryly, taking the compliment with a grain of salt.
 - He watched the news wryly, shaking his head at the headlines.
 - "That's one way to put it," she said wryly, unsure of the accuracy.
 - He noted wryly that the project was doomed from the start.
 - She raised an eyebrow wryly, finding the situation amusing.
 - He chuckled wryly at the absurdity of their predicament.
 - "What could go wrong?" she asked wryly, knowing better.
 - He looked at the empty chair wryly, missing his friend.
 - She answered the question wryly, hinting at her true feelings.
 - He smiled wryly, reflecting on the past.
 - Wryly, she acknowledged that life didn't always go as planned.
 - He took a deep breath and said wryly, "Here we go again."
 - She looked at the proposal wryly, questioning its feasibility.
 - He responded wryly, knowing it would provoke a reaction.
 - She nodded wryly, understanding the unspoken truth.
 - He laughed wryly at the irony of the situation.
 - She looked at him wryly, knowing he was trying to be funny.
 - He remarked wryly that they had been here before.
 - She smiled wryly, accepting the challenge ahead.
 - He looked at the clock wryly, realizing he was late again.
 - She said wryly, "Well, that's one way to handle it."
 - He noted the absurdity wryly, shaking his head in disbelief.
 - She laughed wryly, finding humor in her own mistakes.
 - He wryly acknowledged that the meeting had been a waste of time.
 
