affectingly
- r in a poignant or touching manner
- To the story of how Orpheus journeys to Hades to bring back his dead wife, Gluck wrote music that flowed smoothly, affectingly and formed a whole with the text.
- He affectingly describes the harrowing days at the site, where a number of Domingo's relatives had been trapped on the building's sixth floor.
- Appelfeld simply and affectingly bears witness, and in the end, his sole, muted voice is more effective than a choir and louder than a roar.