Pronunciation: /əˈmjuːzɪdli/
adverb modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb to indicate manner, time, place, or degree
A1 She smiled amusedly at the silly joke.
A2 He chuckled amusedly at the cartoon.
B1 The audience watched amusedly as the clown performed his tricks.
B2 She listened amusedly to the gossip going around the office.
C1 The professor looked amusedly at the student's creative interpretation of the assignment.
C2 The actor delivered his lines amusedly, knowing the audience would appreciate his humor.
formal She watched the play amusedly, appreciating the clever dialogue and acting.
informal He chuckled amusedly at the cat's antics as it chased its tail.
slang The comedian's jokes had the audience laughing amusedly throughout the show.
figurative The old man smiled amusedly as he watched the children play, remembering his own youth.
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