Sentences

deafly in a sentence

adv.

Definition

'Deafly' refers to an absence of sound or a state of being unable to hear, often used to describe a profound silence or the inability to perceive spoken words.

Sample Sentences

  1. The audience was deafly silent as the speaker took the stage.
  2. She spoke so softly that her words fell deafly on the listeners' ears.
  3. He felt the deafly absence of sound in the empty room after the performance ended.
  4. The deafly atmosphere in the library was both calming and intimidating.
  5. Even in the midst of chaos, there were moments that felt deafly peaceful.
  6. The audience was so captivated by the performance that they responded deafly to the actor's final line.
  7. In a room full of chatter, she often felt deafly isolated, lost in her own thoughts.
  8. His deafly stubborn attitude made it difficult for anyone to change his mind.
  9. Despite the loud music, she remained deafly focused on her book, oblivious to her surroundings.
  10. The teacher spoke clearly, but the students seemed deafly unresponsive to the lesson.

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