Definition of tellingly in English:

tellingly

adverbˈtɛlɪŋliˈtɛlɪŋli

With a striking or revealing effect; significantly.
the events of the story tellingly illustrate the changing face of society
sentence adverb there was, perhaps tellingly, no mention of the wedding
Example sentencesExamples
- I hated it every time it came on the radio, though tellingly, I don't ever remember myself reaching for the dial to switch it off.
- The dance production was as clear as spoken words, every movement motivated and tellingly simple.
- This small moment speaks tellingly of the way that masculinity is defined for the main character.
- Tourism, that most commodified form of travel, is tellingly known as "sightseeing."
- She says, "I love you". Tellingly, he responds, "I want you".

Definition of tellingly in US English:

tellingly

adverbˈteliNGlēˈtɛlɪŋli

With a striking or revealing effect; significantly.
the events of the story tellingly illustrate the changing face of society
sentence adverb there was, perhaps tellingly, no mention of the wedding
Example sentencesExamples
- Tourism, that most commodified form of travel, is tellingly known as "sightseeing."
- She says, "I love you". Tellingly, he responds, "I want you".
- I hated it every time it came on the radio, though tellingly, I don't ever remember myself reaching for the dial to switch it off.
- The dance production was as clear as spoken words, every movement motivated and tellingly simple.
- This small moment speaks tellingly of the way that masculinity is defined for the main character.

词汇	tellingly
释义	Definition of tellingly in English: tellingly adverbˈtɛlɪŋliˈtɛlɪŋli With a striking or revealing effect; significantly. the events of the story tellingly illustrate the changing face of society sentence adverb there was, perhaps tellingly, no mention of the wedding Example sentencesExamples I hated it every time it came on the radio, though tellingly, I don't ever remember myself reaching for the dial to switch it off. The dance production was as clear as spoken words, every movement motivated and tellingly simple. This small moment speaks tellingly of the way that masculinity is defined for the main character. Tourism, that most commodified form of travel, is tellingly known as "sightseeing." She says, "I love you". Tellingly, he responds, "I want you". Definition of tellingly in US English: tellingly adverbˈteliNGlēˈtɛlɪŋli With a striking or revealing effect; significantly. the events of the story tellingly illustrate the changing face of society sentence adverb there was, perhaps tellingly, no mention of the wedding Example sentencesExamples Tourism, that most commodified form of travel, is tellingly known as "sightseeing." She says, "I love you". Tellingly, he responds, "I want you". I hated it every time it came on the radio, though tellingly, I don't ever remember myself reaching for the dial to switch it off. The dance production was as clear as spoken words, every movement motivated and tellingly simple. This small moment speaks tellingly of the way that masculinity is defined for the main character.
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