0 in an unhappy way, or in a way that expresses little hope: --
"You don't understand," Richard said gloomily.
I smoked several cigarettes in rapid succession, staring gloomily out of the window at the tide running out.
When it rang, he would stare at it gloomily, then have someone else answer it.
He spoke rather gloomily about liquidation.
I do not look gloomily at that subject.
He said, rather gloomily, that the speech might be his last.
He was gloomily sarcastic at our expense, and he fortified a slender array of fact with plentiful support from fiction.
None, of course; so there are none, and you take quietly and gloomily to the bottle, like many a highlander does all the year round.
I gloomily predict that neither of those wishes will be fulfilled.
