mutely

English

Etymology

From mute +‎ -ly.

Adverb

mutely (comparative more mutely, superlative most mutely)

1. In a mute manner.
   • 1983, Robert Ferro, The Family of Max Desir, page 14:

     She went in a wheelchair, wearing a wide-brimmed straw hat and dark glasses […] a costume that made her seem romantic and powerful. Mutely she commanded cars, arrangements, appointments, deference, respect.

Anagrams

• Mutley