direly (Meaning)

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direly (adv.)

In a dire manner.

The patient direly needed a blood transfusion to survive.
The company's direly needed new product launch was a huge success.
The city's direly needed new hospital was finally completed.
The team's direly needed victory gave them a boost of confidence.
The student's direly needed scholarship allowed her to continue her education.
The family's direly needed financial assistance came just in time.
The organization's direly needed donation drive was a resounding success.
The country's direly needed peace treaty brought an end to the long-running conflict.
The direly needed rain finally came, bringing relief to the drought-stricken region.
The project's direly needed funding was secured, allowing it to move forward.

In a dire manner.

sinister, bleak,ominous, menacing, black, darkening, dark, minatory, grey, inauspicious

promising, favorable, bright, hopeful, benign,favorable, benign, bright, promising, golden

The patient direly needed a blood transfusion to survive.

The company's direly needed new product launch was a huge success.

The city's direly needed new hospital was finally completed.

The team's direly needed victory gave them a boost of confidence.