Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The computer screen glowed wanly, indicating a low battery.
The patient spoke wanly, barely audible, from the hospital bed.
She spoke wanly about her failed business venture, her voice filled with disappointment.
The old man walked wanly down the street, leaning on his cane for support.
The flowers in the garden wilted wanly under the scorching sun.
The old man gazed wanly out of the window, lost in his memories.
The team played wanly in the final minutes of the game, clearly exhausted.
The streetlight flickered wanly, casting eerie shadows on the deserted road.
The battery on my phone was running low, and the screen glowed wanly.
The actress delivered her lines wanly, lacking the usual passion in her performance.
Despite her best efforts, her voice came out wanly as she struggled to overcome her stage fright.
The dying embers of the campfire burned wanly, providing little warmth.
The old man walked wanly down the street, leaning on his cane.
After a long illness, her body appeared wanly, lacking its usual vibrancy.
The actress delivered her lines wanly, lacking the usual enthusiasm.
The team played wanly in the championship game, lacking their usual energy and drive.
The painting depicted a woman gazing wanly out of a window, conveying a sense of melancholy.
He walked wanly down the hospital corridor, clutching his IV pole.
She looked wanly at her reflection in the mirror after a sleepless night.
He smiled wanly at the news of his team's defeat.
The abandoned house stood wanly at the end of the street, its paint peeling.
The child reached out a wanly trembling hand, asking for help.
The child smiled wanly, trying to hide the pain behind her eyes.
The actor delivered his lines wanly, lacking the enthusiasm that once characterized his performances.
The streetlights flickered wanly in the foggy night, casting an eerie glow.
The flowers in the garden drooped wanly under the scorching sun.
He smiled wanly at the nurse as she handed him his medication.
The cat meowed wanly as it curled up in the corner, sick and weak.
The streetlights flickered wanly as the storm grew stronger.
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