STRONGLY Definition & Meaning

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strongly

[strawng-lee, strong‐]

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with great strength or force.
wind blowing strongly from the west.
in strong or convincing words.
We strongly urged him to go.
with intensity; to a high degree.
It was strongly suspected that he had been fired.
having a strong effect.
to taste strongly of vinegar.
in a firm, solid, or secure manner.
a strongly fortified hill.

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First recorded before 1000; strong ( def. ) + -ly ( def. )

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Israel strongly rejects any suggestion it uses hunger as a weapon of war.

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“We are strongly committed to living in a balance with the natural world.”

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"We strongly encourage anyone concerned about these changes to reach out for advice as early as possible," a spokesperson said.

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Lyons said he "strongly hit back at any notion" he had revealed the use of this facility.

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Iran's foreign minister had warned European powers earlier this week that backing the motion would be a mistake and that it would react strongly.

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