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Definition of Jarringly

Jarringly
Jarringly Jar"ring*ly, adv. In a jarring or discordant manner.

Meaning of Jarringly from wikipedia

- average score of 6/10. The site's consensus reads, "For****c and often jarringly violent, 2 Guns rests its old-school appeal on the interplay between its...
- The Jewish Chronicle described it as "a mishmash of well-meaning, yet jarringly verbose and bafflingly incoherent nonsense which is only just about saved...
- India and abroad, everyone doing their best to irritate us with their jarringly terrible performances and dubbing, especially lead actor Maya Rao West...
- handle. Now, instead of lifting the expected weight, I was suddenly, jarringly, lifting his entire weight off the flatbed – 180 pounds or so. The muscles...
- higher places. This staggered resetting of the higher-order cycles, so jarringly unexpected from a contemporary, Western perspective, suggests an attitude...
- a younger version of Professor Xavier, but the C.G.I. emplo**** is so jarringly off that he looks about as human as Jar Jar Binks. Purdin, Rickey (August...
- by Ang Lee, but was cut from the film during production for being "too jarringly recognisable", and was replaced by Rafe Spall, with whom Lee reshot the...
- "pyrotechnics of the camera" and the "flashy opticals", calling the effects "jarringly out of place" and better suited for a "no-story mod film like The Knack...
- first hour, but concluded, "its official jumping-the-shark moment is so jarringly ill-conceived as to immediately erase nearly every trace of good faith...
- phrase ransom note effect being used to describe do****ents containing jarringly mixed fonts. An early use of this technique in film is in the 1952 film...