strongly

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strongly

He argues very strongly for his proposal.

Definition

Adverb 1. With great power, intensity, or force: In a manner that is physically powerful, emotionally intense, or intellectually forceful. 2. With a high degree of conviction or emphasis: In a firm, resolute, or emphatic manner, indicating no doubt or strong feeling. 3. To a great extent or degree: Very much or intensely.

Usage and Examples
  • The wind blew strongly all night, shaking the windows. (with great physical force)
  • I strongly recommend this book to anyone interested in history. (with great conviction and emphasis)
  • The spice was strongly flavored, almost too much for me. (to a great degree)
  • She strongly believes in equal rights for everyone. (with firm conviction)
  • The evidence strongly suggests he was not present at the time. (to a great extent, emphatically)
Advanced Usage and Patterns
  • strongly + verb of opinion/feeling: This is the most common pattern, used to intensify verbs related to belief, recommendation, opposition, support, etc.
    • The committee strongly opposes the new policy.
    • We strongly urge you to reconsider.
    • I strongly feel that this is a mistake.
  • strongly + adjective (typically past participle): Used to intensify an adjective, often one describing influence, connection, or feeling.
    • a strongly worded letter
    • a strongly held belief
    • The two issues are strongly related.
Variants and Related Words
  • Strong (adjective): Having great power, intensity, or degree.
  • Strength (noun): The quality or state of being strong.
Synonyms
  • Powerfully: With great power or force.
  • Forcefully: In a strong and assertive manner.
  • Vigorously: With physical strength or energetic determination.
  • Firmly: In a resolute and unwavering manner.
  • Emphatically: In a forceful way that expresses something clearly and without doubt.
  • Vehemently: In a forceful, passionate, or intense manner.
Antonyms
  • Weakly: With little strength or force.
  • Mildly: To a slight or moderate degree.
  • Faintly: In a way that is barely perceptible.
Common Collocations and Phrases
  • Strongly agree/disagree: To share or not share an opinion with great conviction.
  • Strongly recommend/advise/urge: To suggest or counsel something with great emphasis.
  • Strongly oppose/support: To be very much against or in favor of something.
  • Strongly believe/feel: To have a very firm belief or feeling.
  • Strongly influenced/affected: Impacted to a great degree.
  • Strongly worded: Expressed using forceful or emphatic language.
strongly

He argues very strongly for his proposal.

Adverb
  1. in a powerful manner
    • the federal government replaced the powerfully pro-settler Sir Godfrey Huggins with the even tougher and more determined ex-trade unionist
  2. with strength or in a strong manner
    • argues very strongly for his proposal
    • he was strongly opposed to the government