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passionately
[ pash-uh-nit-lee ]
adverb
- in a way that is driven by intense feeling or strong conviction:
You've written a much-needed book; hats off to you for championing the real issues so passionately.
- in a way that channels or expresses ardent sexual desire:
We were soon kissing passionately in the back of the taxi.
- with enthusiasm and eagerness; wholeheartedly:
I reserve the right to live passionately, to be a little reckless, and to make a few mistakes, as long as I learn from them.
Other Words From
- non·pas·sion·ate·ly adverb
- o·ver·pas·sion·ate·ly adverb
- un·pas·sion·ate·ly adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of passionately1
Example Sentences
"I passionately believe that the coach of the national team should be English," said Parry, who sits on the FA’s board.
Unlike Biden — a Catholic who spoke less frequently about abortion as a candidate — Harris spoke forcefully and passionately.
A native of South Africa who grew up under apartheid, Soon-Shiong has spoken out passionately in the past about his belief in civil rights.
Based on his pre-match comments, there was little to suggest he would change his European approach, which he has passionately backed.
Usually, she gets to see the episodes just a day or two before they air on Bravo, and fans render their verdict — loudly and passionately — on social media.
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