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obnoxiously

[ UK /ɒbnˈɒkʃəsli/ ]
ADVERB
  1. in an obnoxious manner
    he said so in one of his more offensively intellectually arrogant sentences

How To Use obnoxiously In A Sentence

  • And the rest of the time she carped, criticized, verbally and sometimes physically abused her adopted son while fawning obnoxiously over his ‘perfect’ sister.
  • Being a freshman, even at a school ranked as high on some random magazine's “Top Colleges” list as Washington University in St. Louis is, is a stressful and mentally fragmenting experience for even the most obnoxiously confident of new high school graduates. Stressed-Out Frosh On Brink Of Mental Breakdown Encouraged To Live With Complete Strangers Of Questionable Habits
  • The ruling class is obnoxiously greedy, despoiling our planet and exploiting the people on it with a few bare restraints provided by popular pressure over the last century.
  • In response, he'd been unendingly affectionate and obnoxiously good-humored. NOBODY'S BABY BUT MINE
  • Lance and Wayne barged in with obnoxiously loud voices and girlish giggles.
  • For the holidays they also had a bandstand from which to play obnoxiously loud music, beer drinking tents all along the peripheries, with intermingled shooting booths and other such things carnival attractions. 3 Small Town Evenings « Unknowing
  • The chief reason for this appeared to be D'Amato's obnoxiously entertaining performances on the crystal bucket.
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  • He looked toward the door and cleared his throat obnoxiously, as if someone had missed his or her cue to enter.
  • I bowed, took my stuff and headed into the school, shoes squishing and squeaking obnoxiously against the tile floor in the building, ignoring the odd looks I was receiving.
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