villainously

Sure enough, in a moment the sun formed a face and glared villainously at her.

"Because you based him on your villainously handsome husband."

This last made him frown at her most villainously, though he gave no sign of retaliation.

It was villainously nerve-racking work for the least noise would have given us away.

She turned her face toward Gil, who stopped and looked at her most villainously.

"How can they cuss so villainously, when our bad words get bleeped?"

'Well, this poor thing has been villainously used, but it is not beyond help.

But, he added, he would not play him "villainously."

Conversely, society and alcoholism serve as the antagonists, although some children, particularly Sonny could be played rather villainously.

They found a lamp that contained sheep fat and smelt villainously, though it burnt well.

They cursed me so villainously that the nearby foliage wilted and my poor ears turned bright red.

The entire column bumped down the rungs of the ladder, each cursing more villainously than the last.

Kay is ripe for such a quest, having been treated villainously by her former architecture partner and an ex-husband.

Sebastian and his great white dog are chased by villainously uncomprehending adults across the Pyrenees.

He, too, was a growling shadow, a tormented thing, suffering punishments for a life villainously lived.

He was looking at a middle berth upon which was sleeping a villainously unshaven seaman.

Liz's own forehead was villainously low, coarsely low.

My lord, most villainously; believe it.

Most villainously; like a pedant that keeps a school i' th' church.

We're both pursuing a fat rogue in a yellow boat who villainously dragged off the Comfortable Camel.

The corrosive hissed and Sizzled villainously, and after a few minutes, the bubbling stopped.

It makes a person swear villainously."

The bear swiped at the nearest harpy, growling villainously.

They have never been sympathetically, or even villainously, stereotyped in movies or books or plays.

All were howling villainously.