scathly Synonyms
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
scathly Meaning
Webster
scathly (a.)
Injurious; scathful.
scathly Sentence Examples
- The critic scathingly tore apart the artist's latest work, leaving her disheartened.
- His scathingly sarcastic remarks cut through the tension in the room.
- She looked at him scathingly, her eyes ablaze with anger.
- The politician responded scathingly to the accusations, calling them baseless and absurd.
- The teacher scathingly criticized the students for their lack of effort on the assignment.
- In her scathingly honest review, she highlighted every flaw of the novel.
- He spoke scathingly of his former employer, accusing them of unethical business practices.
- The journalist's article was scathingly critical of the government's handling of the crisis.
- Despite her scathingly cold demeanor, there was a hint of vulnerability in her eyes.
- His scathingly accurate observations left no room for doubt about the dire situation.
FAQs About the word scathly
Injurious; scathful.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The critic scathingly tore apart the artist's latest work, leaving her disheartened.
His scathingly sarcastic remarks cut through the tension in the room.
She looked at him scathingly, her eyes ablaze with anger.
The politician responded scathingly to the accusations, calling them baseless and absurd.
