solitarily
IPA: sɑɫʌtˈɛrʌɫi
adverb
- In a solitary manner; alone.
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Examples of "solitarily" in Sentences
- As he walks solitarily on the road he must be ever vigilant.
- Some experiences benefit from being communal, others are best enjoyed solitarily.
- They appear to have been a serious editorial in the past but now are solitarily a celeb PR dissemination operation.
- Seize your every single solitary day - and make sure you're not spending your days solitarily in a crowded room networking and amassing superficial relationships!
- Seize your every single solitary day -- and make sure you're not spending your days solitarily in a crowded room networking and amassing superficial relationships!
- I grew up calling dunnocks hedge sparrows, and around this time I had noticed my first one solitarily picking through the dead leaves under the shadow of the roses or along the privet hedge.
- Walking regularly is, of course, essential, and though I rather dread the idea of solitarily turning round and round that dreary emblem of eternity, a circular gravel-walk, over-_gloomed_ with soot-blackened privet bushes, I am sure I ought, and I mean to do it every day for an hour.
- One gets the sense that, while Schneemann employs every substance and format she can find because she is constantly wondering, solitarily and sensuously, about how things are going to turn out, Ehrenberg is ranging across contexts and disciplines in order to look in every corner of social discourse and reveal his findings to as wide an audience as possible.
- In our modern day versions of nomadism, in which we solitarily criss-cross the globe untethered by territory and emboldened by technology, the concept of shared creation from materials as simple as wood, sticks, and even ice is a welcome reminder that if we hold a way of life to be dear, then we can slow down the dying process and perhaps even offer it a proper resurrection.