oppressively

adv.

沉重地；烦闷地；压迫地；

1. He's a Catholic convert, and rather oppressively more papist than the Pope.
   他皈依了天主教，而且比教皇还要虔诚，叫人难以忍受。

Oppressively hot, humid weather on the way
Making begonias oppressively brutish
MARC JACOBS' 'OPPRESSIVELY GAY' WORK ENVIRONMENT
Columbine High Safer, but Not Oppressively So: Security Tight for Students' Return Today
When the Clouds Hung Oppressively Low in the Heavens: Unhealthy Cost-Cutting in France and in the U.S.
Condemning the Neutrals in Oppressively Dull Worlds: Look Back in Anger, a Clockwork Orange, and Equus
A Mediaeval Antedating for ‘Busy’ = ‘Irritatingly or Oppressively Elaborate’
Combination to Achieve an Immoral Purpose: The Oppressively Vague Tort of Civil Conspiracy in Arkansas
Effect of dietary energy to protein ratio on the growth of male broilers kept under oppressively hot climatic conditions.
Assessment of Biophysical Characteristics Over Various Urban Surfaces During the Presence of Oppressively Hot Weather Types