| Describing an object, sentiment or situation which is cute in a sickly, laughable, boring, old, shudderingly childish and overly sweet way. |
| What I saw was brilliantly, shudderingly not that. |
| They need the thrill of terror to make them shudderingly submissive. |
| As suddenly as he attacked, he backs away, dropping me to the floor where I shudderingly crumble. |
| It is shudderingly evident on viewing it again, the yawning gulf in values between goodness on one hand, and evil on the other. |
| We older people lived through that shudderingly in the World War. |
