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Acidly

usgb/ˈæsɪdli/Volume
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Tone of VoicePlay
The word 'acidly' often indicates a sharp, cutting tone, expressing negativity or disapproval. SlideHe spoke acidly, making everyone uncomfortable.
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Emotional WeightPlay
'Acidly' carries emotional weight, suggesting the speaker feels strong emotions like bitterness or anger. SlideShe laughed acidly, her resentment clear.
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Passive AggressionPlay
Using 'acidly' can imply passive aggression, criticizing someone indirectly. SlideHe complimented her work acidly, everyone knew it wasn't sincere.