Pronunciation: /ˈæk.rɪd.li/
adjective having a sharp or biting taste or smell
A1 The acridly smell of burnt popcorn filled the room.
A2 She wrinkled her nose at the acridly taste of the medicine.
B1 The acridly smoke from the factory made it hard to breathe in the area.
B2 The acridly odor coming from the chemical spill was overpowering.
C1 The acridly fumes from the burning building caused evacuation of the area.
C2 The acridly stench of decay permeated the abandoned warehouse.
adverb in a sharp and harsh manner
A1 The food smelled acridly, making me wrinkle my nose.
A2 She spoke acridly about her former boss, showing her bitterness.
B1 The smoke from the fire burned acridly in my throat, causing me to cough.
B2 The critic acridly tore apart the movie, pointing out every flaw.
C1 The journalist acridly criticized the government's handling of the crisis.
C2 The author's words cut acridly through the reader's emotions, leaving a lasting impact.
formal The acridly smell of smoke filled the room, indicating a fire nearby.
informal She wrinkled her nose at the acridly taste of the burnt food.
slang The room was filled with an acridly stench that made everyone gag.
figurative His acridly words left a bitter taste in her mouth.
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