ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Bruskly

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Part of speech adverb

Quick meaning: Bruskly is an adverb meaning Alternative spelling of brusquely.

Meaning

Alternative spelling of brusquely.

Example Sentences

He rose bruskly and crossed the room.
Dohrn writes that she called the home school on Shaw's behalf and "was told bruskly that these girls were no longer eligible to be students at the home school because they resided out of district."
"Ah, well now, of course," St. George conceded, "but if you have a mysterious boarder who talks Patagonian or something, and we think that perhaps we can talk with her, why then--" "It doesn't matter whether you can talk every language in South America," said the warden bruskly.
I didn't expect to be conveyed to my hotel atop a white elephant, through streets lined with salaaming natives, but neither did I expect to make a wild dash through thoroughfares as crowded with traffic as Fifth Avenue, in a vehicle which unmistakably owed its paternity to Mr. Henry Ford, or to be bruskly halted at busy street crossings by the upraised hand of a helmeted and white-gloved traffic policeman.

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include brusquely, bristlingly, brashly, gruelingly, brushily, curtly.

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