shrilly

Opposites attract, even when they come from different ethnic backgrounds, Rob seems to shrilly scream at the top of its lungs.

That this conclusion had been reached by some one else in the car was proved by a woman's voice that rose shrilly above the rest.

Once they thought they heard voices outside, and shrilly they cried to their imaginary rescuers.

Startlingly Mrs. Briggs laughed, shrilly, unpleasantly, as a woman laughs in great fear.

She laughed shrilly, with a set, white face; which is the most unmirthful kind of laugh you can imagine.

A minute after that it seemed as though every door in every house on the street slammed shrilly.