FEARFULLY vs HISTRIONICALLY: NOUN
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- A performance of play
- A deliberate display of emotion for effect
FEARFULLY vs HISTRIONICALLY: ADJECTIVE
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- Characteristic of acting or a stage performance; often affected
FEARFULLY vs HISTRIONICALLY: ADVERB
- In fear,
- In a fearful manner; characterized by fear
- In a fearful manner.
- In an alarming manner
- In fear, she hurried down the stairs fearfully infearshehurrieddownthestairsf
- In a histrionic manner.
FEARFULLY vs HISTRIONICALLY: OTHER WORD TYPES
- In fear, "she hurried down the stairs fearfully"
- In a manner to cause fear or awe.
- With or from fear; in a timorous or cowardly manner.
- In a histrionic manner; theatrically.
FEARFULLY vs HISTRIONICALLY: RELATED WORDS
- Helplessly, Dolefully, Worriedly, Shyly, Mutely, Expectantly, Impatiently, Resentfully, Cautiously, Hesitantly, Warily, Anxiously, Timidly, Nervously, Apprehensively
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FEARFULLY vs HISTRIONICALLY: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Tenderly, Excitedly, Sullenly, Doubtfully, Dumbly, Silently, Helplessly, Dolefully, Mutely, Expectantly, Resentfully, Cautiously, Anxiously, Nervously, Apprehensively
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FEARFULLY vs HISTRIONICALLY: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- Mark at Florence, his spiritual combats grew fearfully.
- Saba, Shalt tremble on thy base most fearfully!
- God says I am fearfully and wonderfully made.
- The other KNIGHTS look at him rather fearfully.
- You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made.
- She glanced fearfully at Khadija and said, fierce.
- As says, we are fearfully and wonderfully made.
- It sounds so fearfully old and grown up.
- Starlight and the Irelanders look fearfully at Chrysalis.
- Study me, I am fearfully and wonderfully made.
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FEARFULLY vs HISTRIONICALLY: QUESTIONS
- Are You fearfully wonderful scripture taken from the King James Version?
- What does it mean to be fearfully and Wonderfully Made?
- Did Margaret Mead write fearfully and Wonderfully Made?
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