profanely

I told him, somewhat bitterly and profanely, exactly what had happened.

When something made him unhappy, you heard about it, loudly and profanely.

But he says, profanely, he wants no part of it.

His crime, if that is even the right word, was to have spoken his mind, profanely.

As they halted thus the lieutenant again began to bellow profanely.

Yet of course it was not meant profanely.

At last he managed to answer, explosively, profanely, and quite incoherently.

Their reactions to this disappointment were expressed variously and profanely.

Her husband profanely informed her of the game result.

Several of the important men in the restaurant wondered what was going on, some of them loudly and profanely.

Bryant has been hard on teammates in practice, at times profanely calling out players for a lack of effort or precision.

Their friends have gathered around, jeering madly and threatening one another profanely.

"You hold ancient truths, he said, and you use them profanely.

He was no farmer, the young puncher admitted profanely.

One number profanely suggested, in title and in detail, that women are worthless.

Belle, snarling, profanely told the reporter to get "out of my locker."

The former champion went on to describe his estranged manager in profanely unkind terms.

The Swede began to talk; he talked arrogantly, profanely, angrily.

I am--only too inclined just now to apply the words profanely.

At the end of the poem, he tells them, profanely, to stop loafing: "It's almost deadline."

A nearby man commented profanely on how much "crazy" stuff he had seen on the subway.

He heard Belle growling, "Get out of my locker," only much more profanely than that.

Some of them profanely embellished the question.

Several other Invincibles echoed that, some of them profanely.

Hughes had let it be known, emphatically and profanely, that he didn't want his relatives to have a dime.