gently
[ˈdʒentli]
Definition:
1. In a gradual manner.
2. In a gentle manner.
3. With little weight or force.
'gently' example sentence:
- 'She's not your responsibility,' he said gently.
- The dogs were snuffing gently at my feet.
- She gently crooned a lullaby.
- She gently disengaged herself from her sleeping son.
- She pulled gently on the reins.
- She smiled gently at him.
- Rachel gently but persistently imposed her will on Doug.
- He gently coached me in French.
- "What is it?" his wife asked again, gently but insistently.
- Trickle water gently over the back of your baby's head.
- 'I did all I could to help.' 'Of course,' he murmured gently.
- He rocked the baby gently in his arms.
- Massage the area gently but firmly.
- John gently disengaged himself from his sister's tearful embrace.
- Simmer the sauce gently for 10 minutes.
- Her tiny hands gently touched my face.
- Simmer the soup gently for 30 minutes.
- The overall tone of the book is gently nostalgic.
- Bend gently to the left without straining.
- He was gently caressing her golden hair.
- He gently opened the throttle, and the ship began to ease forward.
- She pulled him gently towards her.
- Gently, she took hold of the door handle and turned it.
- Pull gently on the free end of the rope.
- Don't go too fast —gently does it!
- She touched him gently on the arm.
- The beach shelved gently down to the water.
- Cook the fruit gently until it forms a pulp.
- I held the baby gently in my arms.
- The garden sloped gently downwards to the river.
- Gently! You'll hurt the poor thing!
- The path ran gently down to the sea.
- 'You miss them, don't you?' he asked gently.
- She held the bird gently in cupped hands.
- He held the bird gently in the palm of his hand.
- Heat gently until the sugar dissolves.
- I put the sleeping baby down gently.
- She held the baby gently.
- She laid the baby down gently on the bed.
- She gently folded the baby in a blanket.
- A piano tinkled gently in the background.
- The flowers were gently swaying in the breeze.