unwontedly

Unwontedly fearful of what might follow if it did, I said nothing.

"Honor, I love you very much," she said then, her voice unwontedly serious.

At any rate, I took to my bed at an unwontedly early hour.

Although her voice remained even, her face was unwontedly pale.

The touch of silk against my flesh was unwontedly luxurious.

He arrived, looking unwontedly stiff and uncomfortable in a cotton jacket.

Most stayed in their seats, unwontedly mute, sipping water, taking notes.

Daniel glided over to her console, his face unwontedly grim.

"I quarrelled with my brother, little one," she said, her voice unwontedly somber.

In his dark face his eyes were unwontedly soft.

In tones unwontedly serious, he said, "That was an abomination.

She saw that Baerd's expression was unwontedly soft, looking at the two of them.

In unwontedly quiet tones, he said, "Aye, sir, if you'd be so kind."

Feeling unwontedly modest, he got out of sight around a shed and changed into the commoner's clothing.

The atmosphere of the Council Chamber this afternoon was unwontedly subdued.

Grotesque, heads plastered with mud, the sacred clowns kept unwontedly still.

Martis was feeling unwontedly sensitive to the nuances in his expression.

Speaking to a nation that has turned unwontedly pessimistic in the last decade, he described himself as "the most optimistic man in America."

Marcus looked, too, and saw the Videssians unwontedly quiet.

Brady, feeling unwontedly nervous, sidled up to Black.

Petra was unwontedly silent over the meal.

Cugel selected three at random; they were unwontedly heavy.

"To the ice with the wool," Kameas said, unwontedly emphatic.

He pushed his plate aside and leaned forward, his face and body language both unwontedly serious.

But Makuran had been unwontedly peaceful of late.