obnoxiously
obnoxiously — adverb
1. describing an action or way of speaking that strongly annoys or offends the peop
describing an action or way of speaking that strongly annoys or offends the people around you, especially because the person seems rude or arrogant
Marta obnoxiously tapped her pen on the desk during the exam, distracting everyone around her.
adverb before main verb describing annoying action
The man at the party obnoxiously interrupted every conversation to talk about his own achievements.
Rin's obnoxiously loud laughter in the library drew angry looks from the other students.
Instead of helping, Linh obnoxiously pointed out every small mistake the volunteers had made.
Constanza obnoxiously bragged about her family's wealth while others struggled to pay for their meals.
- rudely
focuses specifically on lack of politeness or manners, a narrower meaning
- offensively
stronger emphasis on causing personal hurt or insult to others
- disagreeably
slightly more formal and less intense, focuses on general unpleasantness
- pleasantly
in a way that is agreeable or enjoyable for others
- politely
in a way that follows social rules of good manners
用法筆記
Carries a strong disapproving tone. The speaker is not just reporting annoyance but expressing criticism of someone's behaviour as deliberately or carelessly offensive. Common with verbs of speaking (interrupt, brag, point out) and with adjectives describing sound (loud, noisy).