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redly
This adverb is exceptionally rare in contemporary English and often feels archaic or overly poetic. It describes an action performed in a manner characterized by the color red or, more frequently, an emotional state associated with redness, such as blushing from shame or anger.
Because it is so uncommon, using "redly" in a modern professional or casual context may appear unnatural. Writers typically prefer descriptive phrases like "with a red face" or "flushed" to convey the same meaning without the jarring effect of this specific adverb.
Meanings
Examples
The autumn leaves glowed redly under the setting sun.
Her cheeks burned redly as he complimented her.
The horizon shimmered redly before the storm broke.
I can see the sky turning redly in the distance.
The dragon breathed fire that lit the cavern redly.
His face flushed redly with anger during the argument.
The embers of the campfire pulsed redly in the dark.
The sunset painted the clouds redly across the bay.
She looked at him, her eyes glowing redly with supernatural power.
She looked at him, her eyes glowing redly with supernatural power.
Collocations & Compounds
burn redly
Verb collocation: to be on fire or flush with intense color
flush redly
Verb collocation: to become red in the face due to emotion
shimmer redly
Verb collocation: to reflect a wavering red light