purposeful
adjective
Origin of purposeful
Related Words for purposefully
passionately, sincerely, earnestly, vigorously, actively, nimbly, eagerly, hastily, carefully, energetically, laboriously, diligently, painstakingly, enthusiastically, restlessly, ardently, hurriedly, assiduously, forcefully, quicklyExamples from the Web for purposefully
Contemporary Examples of purposefully
“I want to try to live my own values as consciously and purposefully as I can,” Booker told me in a phone interview.
The device itself and connecting app was purposefully designed to be simple.
She details the time Biggs purposefully hit on her friend, Simone, to determine her loyalty in “Chicks Before Dicks.”
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Mader even told the Swiss paper that he purposefully did not promote gay Swiss Guards out of fear that they would be disloyal.
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The rumor is this was purposefully done to lead up to a second book.
Historical Examples of purposefully
Then the figure moved forward again, cautiously, purposefully.
The MonsterS. M. Tenneshaw
Every word was purposefully clear, and at the end she paused invitingly.
Sonia MarriedStephen McKenna
He came quickly and purposefully, and he was Mr. Schultz—none other.
The Incredible HoneymoonE. Nesbit
He had walked steadily and purposefully, with some definite destination in mind.
The Caves of FearJohn Blaine
He set off for his office, moving quickly, purposefully, head up.
MakersCory Doctorow