squeamishly meaning

• Adverb: squeamishly  skweemishlee
  1. In a squeamish manner
     "'I would rather not touch,' he said squeamishly"

  See also: squeamish

• And, more to the point, how many people have looked on squeamishly?
• What's unusual about the new show, Arabian says, is that male audience members will find themselves smack in the middle of the discussion, rather than squeamishly off to the sidelines.
• In the words of " Drowned in Sound " writer Tristan Bath, instrumentation of " skittering beats " and " squeamishly thin synth tones " remain present throughout the album, with Bernholz'vocals " on top more often than not twisted unrecognisably into that of a demonic robot . " Her voice changes constantly, writing that there are " several songs applying layer upon layer of densely mutated vocal tracks ( as on the title track ) while others remain clean in favour of the lyrics ('I Feel Blood') . " The synths were noted to be influenced by Iggy Pop and John Carpenter . " Artrocker "'s Finola Doran described the record as " like a piece of art rather than music one would sing and dance to ", while in contrast, Robert Whitfield noted " Unflesh " to be " surprisingly danceable record amidst all the dark beats ".

• "squeamishly" meaning in Chinese: adv. squeamish的变形
• "squeamishly" meaning in Japanese: {副} : 気持ち悪そうに、嫌そうに
• "squeamishly" meaning in Russian: тошнотворно
• "squeamishly" meaning in French: adv. avec instinct (avec goût ,sensibilité )