Difference between Painfully and Distressingly

PAINFULLY vs DISTRESSINGLY: ADVERB

Frightfully, Incredibly, Appallingly, Sadly, Unspeakably, Pathetically, Terribly, Frustratingly, Depressingly, Horribly, Dreadfully, Shockingly, Embarrassingly, Sorely, Distressingly

Dismally, Woefully, Awfully, Frightfully, Incredibly, Appallingly, Sadly, Unspeakably, Pathetically, Terribly, Frustratingly, Horribly, Dreadfully, Embarrassingly, Sorely

Uh, painfully ironic, that part, I must say.
Painfully, she limped forward, stepping onto the shelf.
The combat of Metro Exodus is painfully good.
The Effects of Prescription Drug Abuse Are PAINFULLY.
Dragging herself up painfully, flirting away in Russian.
Lectures are painfully boring, but attendance is required.
It is painfully clear on a regular basis.
George Washington slowly and painfully choked to death.
Painfully crowded and little to no natural light.
January is over and the beginning of February has been painfully, painfully cold.

Okay, Metheny may be distressingly tasteful at times, and can shade spaces between notes like no other.
Even more distressingly, it is doing so in clear collusion with the Joe Biden Presidential Campaign.
Kathleen Cole found herself shuttling her friend and boss to the emergency room distressingly often.
These efforts yielded some fruit, but progress was distressingly slow for Texas officials.
Parmenides did not see that two distinct necessitas consequentsnecessitas consequentiae is distressingly common.
Big wine tastings often have time limits, and some are distressingly short.
June to August the heat can be distressingly overwhelming.
Pain and rehabilitation science is still distressingly, exasperatingly primitive.
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In the real world, itu9225u6a9a probably distressingly rare.