phonily

Or as Ball phonily distinguished the cases, in 1984 "we face an antagonist armed to the teeth with nuclear weapons."

Sherrie is phonily sweet when Dad is around and nasty when he isn't.

One-that phonily numbered floor at the Haley Building.

What his comments reveal is a mind warped by self-induced militancy and by a detached, phonily objective language of profit and loss.

But actually, no, he didn't end it that way-he apologized again, phonily, to Sarah Palin, for a joke he told earlier this year, and thereby caused some people to wonder if this guy understood what apologizing was all about.