IPA: /ˈɡluːmɪli/
KK: /ˈɡlumɪli/
In a way that shows sadness or a lack of hope.
She looked gloomily out the window as the rain fell.
Gloomily → It is formed from "gloom" (from Old English *glōm*, meaning darkness or shadow) and "-ily" (a suffix meaning in a manner). The word "gloomily" means in a manner that is dark or shadowy, reflecting a state of sadness or melancholy.
Think of the word 'gloom' which evokes a sense of darkness or sadness, and remember that 'gloomily' describes acting in a dark or sad manner.