obtusely
adverbUK /əbˈtjuːsli/
US /əbˈtuːsli/
In a way that is slow to understand or not sharp.
He obtusely refused to see that everyone else was right.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. In a way that is not sharp or pointed, especially of an angle greater than 90 degrees.
The two lines met obtusely at the corner of the shape.
3. In a way that is not sensitive or perceptive.
She obtusely ignored the hint in his voice.
4. In a manner that is annoyingly slow to grasp a point.
The committee obtusely kept asking the same question.