Synonyms:
pointedly
Meaning: in such a manner as to make something clearly evident; "he pointedly ignored the question"
Usage examples
He laments thus pointedly:
"Never mind that man," she said pointedly.
"I think a few small doses of Eastern manners would improve you very much," she said, pointedly.
Then it occurred to him that there might have been something misleading in his so pointedly seeking her, and he felt a momentary constraint.
"Yes," said the king, replying pointedly to the superintendent of finances, "yes, at the point of death, monsieur le cardinal makes me a donation of all his wealth."
But the nature of an image requires likeness in species; thus the image of the king exists in his son: or, at least, in some specific accident, and chiefly in the shape; thus, we speak of a man's image in copper. Whence Hilary says pointedly that "an image is of the same species."