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Meanings of fervidly in English
Spanish
fieramente Usage of fervidly in English
1
Erasmus fervidly answered; but we do so only to the august Trinity.
2
It is my belief that he is still blazing as fervidly as ever.
3
For reply he stooped to her foot, and kissed the mesh-clad instep fervidly.
4
The maiden knelt before him and fervidly kissed his hand.
5
This combination of revolutionary lyrics-ÇaIra and Carmagnole-waschanted fervidly.
6
Leone Rufo dwelt on it the more fervidly from seeing Vittoria's expression of astonishment.
7
Loving couples roll and thrash here fervidly, upending shoots and tearing at tender roots.
8
I walked to the closest one, where a woman typed fervidly on a computer.
9
He could not rest seated, but paced up and down the room, gesticulating, fervidly eloquent.
10
Roosevelt protested fervidly that he could not possibly sit still in a buckboard, driving fifty miles.
11
His pent-up spirit leaped fervidly forth in reply.
12
I congratulate you, exclaimed the young man fervidly.
13
He admired Delmar most fervidly, and liked him.
14
Zulma and Pauline embraced each other fervidly.
15
Ammiani's eyes dwelt fervidly upon the signorina.
16
Elder Brown extended his hand fervidly.
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