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strongly
[ strawng-lee, strong‐ ]
adverb
- 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.
Word History and Origins
Origin of strongly1
Example Sentences
"Had we been aware this would be suggested, we would have strongly refuted it."
The physical evidence strongly suggested that rather than hiking across a blazing desert after enduring weeks of torment, Aimee had gotten out of a car and walked a short distance to be discovered.
The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency strongly advises consumers not to use them as the true content - and any possible health risk - is unknown.
In an email, a spokesperson for the California State Assn. of Electrical Workers said the group “strongly supports” the bill, which it said would “alleviate the financial burden on non-solar ratepayers.”
India has long accused successive governments in Islamabad of supporting armed groups in the region, which Pakistan strongly denies.
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