shrilly's Usage Examples:

When done correctly—loudly and shrilly—a call of "cooee" can carry over a considerable distance.

towards herself, she will ruffle the feathers all over her body and cry shrilly to intimidate her foe.

While the shrilly-gibbering little space creature is often used for comic relief, he is also.

gracelessly" during her scenes and opined that Buxton had a tendency to "shrilly overplay" Annie.

She now shrilly screams, causing 20 to come up again.

changed from the ultra-radicalism of the so-called "Third Period", which shrilly condemned Social Democrats as "Social Fascists", to a new phase of broad.

"is a harrowing, almost apocalyptic opener, O'Connor's voice stretched shrilly over a menacing bass as she bears witness to her own nightmares.

Whiteheads and riflemen whistled shrilly at him in admonishment and gathered together the pieces of the tree until.

" Dennis Harvey of Variety wrote, "Too bad this shrilly tuned comedy doesn't demand more than clock-punching effort from everyone.

Boston crowd from the roof of a one-story building: Suddenly, sounding shrilly above the deep tones of the speaker, a woman's voice was heard.

and dust, ragged and filthy hawkers of sweetmeats and vegetables cursed shrilly when bare-legged boys, clad only in a single garment open to the waist.

are displaced or scuffle with other animals in their cage, twittering shrilly if disturbed while eating or in a confrontation over food (such as a worm).

lamb, Cows after calves make moo; Bullock stamps and deer champs, Now shrilly sing, cuckoo! Cuckoo, cuckoo Wild bird are you; Be never still, cuckoo.

the Hesperides, their white arms flung over their golden heads, lamented shrilly; and the heroes drew near suddenly; but the maidens, at their quick approach.

the smaller predator and snatching the prey, all the while screeching shrilly.

Los Angeles Times declared that the film "manages to hit peaks of comedy shrilly dissonant but on an adult level, that are rare indeed, and at the same.

into cover for defense, but if the threat is close, they flee, whistling shrilly to alert the others.

"The ruin of a talent, shrilly told by tabloids".

I want to be on the outside shouting, sometimes rather shrilly, about things that upset me and annoy.

Synonyms:

piercingly;