mutely
- r without speaking
he sat mutely next to her
- The evidence of a single moment of holocaust lay mutely within a low-slung white hangar at Los Rodeos Airport on a 2,073-ft.
- Whether a psychic watching him mime fellatio, a minister who "heals" homosexuals or the hunters on a long night by the campfire, his victims stare mutely into the middle distance .
- But the grotesque wealth that came to some Arab countries in the 20th century helped make their rulers corrupt, their people complacent or mutely rancorous.