Advanced English Word of the Day
furtivelyDefinitions
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| furtively | |
| 1. adv. In a furtive manner. |  |
Example Sentences
| He furtively looks around, and, keeping his back to the walls, he makes his way around the room. The play's insidious fascination, though, lies in its suggestion that theatre, as much as film, turns us all into furtively guilty spectators. |
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