sinistrously (Meaning)

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sinistrously (adv.)

In a sinistrous manner; perversely; wrongly; unluckily.

With a tendency to use the left hand.

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The dark figure moved sinistrously through the shadowy alley, its intentions unknown.
The mansion exuded a sinistrous aura, its windows casting an eerie glow on the surrounding grounds.
The professor's eyes twinkled sinistrously as he revealed his malevolent plan.
The stranger's grin had a sinistrous twist, sending shivers down my spine.
The storm clouds gathered overhead, their sinistrous appearance promising a night of terror.
The knife glistened sinistrously in the moonlight, a harbinger of impending doom.
The abandoned asylum stood sinistrously on the outskirts of town, its secrets hidden within its crumbling walls.
The politician's voice was like a venomous serpent, its sinistrous tone instilling fear in the hearts of his opponents.
The ancient tome contained forbidden knowledge, its sinistrous pages promising both enlightenment and madness.
The painting in the haunted gallery seemed to have a life of its own, its sinistrous gaze following me wherever I went.

In a sinistrous manner; perversely; wrongly; unluckily., With a tendency to use the left hand.

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The dark figure moved sinistrously through the shadowy alley, its intentions unknown.

The mansion exuded a sinistrous aura, its windows casting an eerie glow on the surrounding grounds.

The professor's eyes twinkled sinistrously as he revealed his malevolent plan.

The stranger's grin had a sinistrous twist, sending shivers down my spine.