"wordlessly" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is an adverb that describes something being done without words or speaking. Example: The couple looked at each other wordlessly, their eyes conveying a depth of emotion that words could never express.
The sales assistant watching me disappeared and wordlessly came back with the same trousers in medium.
Every Wednesday a few hundred people come out on the streets of Belarusian cities and wordlessly clap their hands.
The justices' moves on gay marriage, abortion and voting rights have been delivered all but wordlessly, as Dahlia Lithwick of Slate recounts.
Wordlessly, they usher this foreigner to the front of the queue.
The film is at its best in the long music-video-like stretches that dispense with the airport thriller dialogue by wordlessly alternating the puzzle-bits the two sleuths are collecting, right up to the redemptive climax in the lair of a particularly nasty troll.
Father and son plod wordlessly back to the car park together, several metres apart.
Mrs Smegma marched me wordlessly to the toilet and showed me a little turd that had not flushed away.
It's like an essay on Matisse's sense of composition and spacing, conducted wordlessly through the medium of coloured paper, and it returns you to the original with greater admiration.
Theroux later bonds with Brian - a scene in which the pair dance wordlessly to merengue in a car is one of his favourites - but he says the new focus was challenging.
I wordlessly agreed, and I was instantly pushed (into?) my body".
When he does wordlessly almost rasp on "Do the Right Thing", it's only budget Al Green.
