dryly

/ ˈdraɪlɪ /

adverb

1. a variant spelling of drily

Example Sentences

The biggest lesson he learned: “What does Chad want to do?” he dryly cackles, before interrupting himself.

From Los Angeles Times

Her friend dryly responds that “Teddy Roosevelt killed them.”

From Los Angeles Times

But the 40-year-old actor dryly insists she has yet to find success streaming the season herself.

From Los Angeles Times

“You can be planning your whole life and then something happens and it’s just done,” she said dryly, in an interview later that day.

From New York Times

“It looks like you made it,” the voice said dryly from behind him.

From Literature