aggrievedly

/əˈɡɹivdli/ adv

In the manner of someone who is aggrieved

Word Origin Aggrieved comes from Latin 'aggravare' (to make heavier), from 'ad-' (to) and 'gravis' (heavy). So aggrievedly means 'in a manner weighed down by wrong.' The root 'gravis' gives us gravity (heaviness), aggravate (make worse, heavier), and gravitate (be drawn by weight). The PIE root *gwere- meant heavy.

adv In the manner of someone who is aggrieved

He spoke aggrievedly about the unfair treatment he had received.

(副词) 委屈地

他愤愤不平地讲述了自己受到的不公正待遇。

(adverbio) De manera propia de alguien que se siente agraviado

Habló con tono de agravio sobre el trato injusto que había recibido.

(adverbe) d'un air offensé; d'un ton dolent; avec un sentiment d'injustice; d'un air de reproche [D'une manière exprimant un sentiment de tort subi ou d'injustice.]

Il a parlé **avec amertume** du traitement injuste qu'il avait subi.

(Adverb) gekränkt; beleidigt; verbittert [Auf eine Weise, die verletzte Gefühle oder ein Gefühl der Ungerechtigkeit zum Ausdruck bringt.]

Er sprach **aggrievedly** über die unfaire Behandlung, die er erfahren hatte.

(副詞) 不当な扱いを受けたように、苦情や不満を抱いた様子で。

彼は自分が受けた不当な扱いについて、憤慨した様子で語った。

(advérbio) com ressentimento; magoadamente; de modo ressentido [De maneira própria de quem se sente injustiçado ou magoado.]

Ele falou com indignação sobre o tratamento injusto que havia recebido.

Word parts: ag + griev + ed + ly

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