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Meanings of fierily in English

Spanish
fieramente

With passionate fervor.

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        Examples for "fervently"
        1
        He spoke very fervently; and after the meeting felt chilled and unwell.
        The Biography of Robert Murray M'Cheyne
        2
        I hoped fervently the children were unconscious when the mutilation took place.
        Death du Jour
        3
        Dear Lord, I beseech You, let her conceive soon, he prayed fervently.
        The lady elizabeth
        4
        He fervently hoped that Tsunehiko had managed to perform this simple task.
        Shinjū
        5
        In Jesus' name I ask this; and Lucy fervently echoed my Amen.
        Fifteen Years with the Outcast
        1
        Erasmus fervidly answered; but we do so only to the august Trinity.
        Barbara Blomberg — Volume 05
        2
        It is my belief that he is still blazing as fervidly as ever.
        The apocalypse reader
        3
        For reply he stooped to her foot, and kissed the mesh-clad instep fervidly.
        The Puritans
        4
        The maiden knelt before him and fervidly kissed his hand.
        Peter the Priest
        5
        This combination of revolutionary lyrics-ÇaIra and Carmagnole-waschanted fervidly.
        Visionaries
        Usage of fierily in English
        1
        Then airily and fierily he splashed away down the path for home.
        Cinderella in the South: Twenty-Five South African Tales
        2
        The gusto of the man speaks out fierily after all these years.
        Familiar Studies of Men and Books
        3
        She was about forty years old, and flame-like and fierily sad.
        Twilight in Italy
        4
        They were fierily blue in that great flood of moonlight.
        Greatheart
        5
        Her black eyes searched the passing crowds fierily but vaguely.
        The Trimmed Lamp, and Other Stories of the Four Million
        6
        He's here, now, in this house-she continued fierily, all her defenses thrown aside.
        The Bat
        7
        But the answer was lighted fierily down another avenue.
        The Amazing Marriage — Volume 5
        8
        A pair of dark eyes, brilliantly soft, and fierily tender, encountered and held his own.
        Heart of the West
        9
        A gloom of hoarded hatred was visible in the mass of faces, ready to spring fierily.
        Vittoria — Volume 3
        10
        His greenish eyes were fierily bent upon her.
        Elizabeth's Campaign
        11
        He spoke fierily to certain of his intimates when the Bishop's speech was reported to him.
        Cinderella in the South: Twenty-Five South African Tales
        12
        Impulsively Nap cut in, almost fierily.
        The Knave of Diamonds
        13
        Kenwitz's big black eyes glowed fierily.
        Strictly Business: More Stories of the Four Million
        14
        With her open palm she struck him across the cheek, bringing the red fierily to its smooth fair surface.
        Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise
        15
        Only the student knows how many like tales that preached fierily a text for the times have died in the past.
        Definitions: Essays in Contemporary Criticism [First Series]
        16
        She was reserved without being diffident; mercilessly critical, and fierily disputatious-allof which we found out in less than a week.
        The New Penelope, and Other Stories and Poems
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        Fierily through the time