ALL meanings of deathly
death·ly
D d - adverb deathly If you say that someone is deathly pale or deathly still, you are emphasizing that they are very pale or still, like a dead person. 3
- graded adverb deathly If you say that someone is deathly afraid, you are emphasizing that they are very afraid. You can also say that someone or something is deathly silent, dull, boring, cold, or tired. 3
- adjective deathly If you say that there is a deathly silence or a deathly hush, you are emphasizing that it is very quiet. 3
- abbreviation DEATHLY deadly 3
- adjective deathly resembling death 3
- adjective deathly causing death; deadly 3
- adjective deathly like or characteristic of death 3
- adverb deathly in a deathlike way; to a deadly degree 3
- adverb deathly extremely 3
- adjective deathly fatal, deadly 1
- abbreviation DEATHLY death-like 1
- adverb deathly completely 1
- adverb deathly fatally 1
- noun deathly Resembling or suggestive of death. 1
- adjective deathly causing death; deadly; fatal. 1
- adjective deathly like death: a deathly silence. 1
- adjective deathly of, relating to, or indicating death; morbid: a deathly odor from the sepulcher. 1
- adverb deathly in the manner of death. 1
- adverb deathly very; utterly: deathly afraid. 1
- adjective deathly Appearing as though dead, or on the verge of death. 0
- adjective deathly Fatal, causing death. 0
- adjective deathly Extreme. 0
- adverb deathly In a way that resembles death. 0
- adverb deathly Extremely, dreadfully. 0