barrenly

It was barrenly open there, which made him feel naked and vulnerable.

Time was of no importance when the outcome was so barrenly clear.

He raged barrenly at the unfairness of it all.

But the next moment, she answered him barrenly, as if she were too full of dust to resist his question. '

Yossarian sighed barrenly, his day's work done.

Those who had saved my life, whom, till this hour, I had loved barrenly, I could now benefit.

Thickets and brush covered most of its base, but beyond them the ground sloped down barrenly toward the Plains of Ra.

Mountains whose name he had never learned, though he had come through this way going east or west so many times, rose barrenly a few miles to the east.

It was Saturday, so at least he was saved from fretting barrenly over books he wouldn't even be able to see, and lectures that would be double-Dutch to him.

The shadows lengthening across the painted walls fall on a smooth colored wine carafe and a squat clear vodka bottle, gleaming barrenly, surrounded by water glasses and champagne flutes.

And barrenly, the professors in their gowns offered commercial commodity that could be turned to good account in the examination room; ready-made stuff too, and not really worth the money it was intended to fetch; which they all knew.

What substitutes for psychology in Tolkien and his followers, and keeps the stories from seeming barrenly external, is what preceded psychology in epic literature: an overwhelming sense of history and, with it, a sense of loss.