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sorely
[ sawr-lee, sohr- ]
adverb
- in a painful manner.
- extremely; very:
I was sorely tempted to report him.
sorely
/ ˈɔːɪ /
adverb
- painfully or grievously
sorely wounded
- pressingly or greatly
he will be sorely missed
to be sorely taxed
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
If Blake Lively thought for a moment that donuts would help her gain a much-needed tactical victory, she sorely miscalculated.
Which was sorely needed after the extra long wait campers endured to get into the campground before the festival, with wait times stretching upwards of 8 hours.
"She had a great friendship group who loved her. She just loved life. She was a remarkable young lady and is sorely missed," Ms Mockford added.
He speaks from the perspective of a leader responsible for addressing and improving democracy at a fundamental level — a task our country sorely needs addressed. that America is sorely in need of.
"We will miss him sorely, and are devastated by the loss."
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