oppressively

Because the cult of the six-pack reigns oppressively supreme.

They can be a source of pure delight for women who lead oppressively serious lives.

He looked very hot, his wavy hair lay damply on his brow, and he appeared excited, oppressively alive.

They left them to this endless task, and went on, Daniel talking in his oppressively loud voice of the number of the deaths.

The weather was oppressively warm again on this day, and business in Ecorse was apparently not "booming."

The weather with us has never been oppressively hot; and storms or quiet rains have been frequent.

Evidently the residents found the climate too oppressively hot for church that Sunday morning.