He said so out of envy.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

He spoke sarcastically.

He said so with humor.

He said that with dignity.

He was whispering in displeasure.

Suddenly he toned down his voice.

He demonstrated his displeasure by kicking a chair.

He felt bad [badly] about the remark.

He's rough of [in] speech.

He fired up at that remark.

He cleared his throat, and said:

He grunted (out) an apology.

He forced out the words.

There was plenty of punch in his remarks.

"No", he said in a decided tone.

He made an attempt at a joke.

He is very rough‐spoken [rough in his speech].

"I smell a rat", I said to him.

He is forever grumbling.

He got steamed up about the remark.

He apologized for rudeness.

He apologized for his rudeness.

He flamed up at the words.

He phrased his excuse politely.

There was an undertone of bitterness in his words.

The remark advertised his intentions.

He dwelt on some awkward excuses.

his voice rang raucously

He got the best of it in their argument.

His speech was full of evasions.

He gave vent to his disappointment.