confoundedly

She was taking it confoundedly hard, he thought to himself.

The train service is confoundedly bad, as I happen to know.

But I must get back now, for this road is confoundedly damp.

I hope you will not think me a confoundedly disagreeable fellow.

They can look so confoundedly wise when all they're really doing is thinking about a jolt break.

Why can't you speak out, young man, instead of being so confoundedly mysterious?

Not when they were so confoundedly absorbed with the idiotic new baby.

I still don't see how any member of this System could be so confoundedly dense.

They were confoundedly busy in the bank just now.

"The picture belongs to me," she said, confoundedly calm in a world that had just turned inside out.

And they are confoundedly in the way sometimes.

In fact, I'm surprised it took you so confoundedly long.'

I always have trouble with religious persons; they are so confoundedly superstitious, curse them.

The truth is, the governor had of late become confoundedly afraid of a visit from the British.

'Yes, and a confoundedly silly time it was to come.

That's what I object to in life in the country: it's so confoundedly artificial.

It was his luck, and he was confoundedly tired.

He was going to be confoundedly stiff tomorrow.

The reader senses that Ted, looking back confoundedly on happier days in his marriage, is the one being turned to stone.

"We're both here, safe and sound-though I must admit my arm is confoundedly painful."

And look at himself, for the first time in forty years on thin ice, and suffering confoundedly.

I was well nigh taking an oath never to forgive you, during breath, for frightening me so confoundedly.

"But you are so confoundedly hot-headed and exclamatory that I cannot get a word in.

"If this old barouche were not so confoundedly heavy!"

"An entire planet, so much like our own in size yet so utterly, confoundedly different from Earth.