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Definition of hotly in English: hotlyadverb ˈhɒtliˈhɑtli In a passionate, intense, or angry way. the rumours were hotly denied Example sentencesExamples - One of the most hotly debated issues is whether or not a Yoga teacher should be a vegan and by extension animal rights.
- This is a hotly disputed issue today where the REPS have very tight controls on even hedge cutting in spring especially.
- A fourth element is patients' demand for surgical delivery, a hotly debated issue, especially in Brazil.
- These issues are hotly debated in the platforms of political parties.
- Kenyans are currently hotly debating the issue following the launch of a project to design a national costume for the country.
- Another hotly disputed issue that has been well publicised is the council's role in planning applications.
- Either he will hotly deny the accusation, or he will attempt to justify his disdain for or hatred of women.
- But the good woman lived, and the doctor accused her of foul play, which she hotly denied.
- Much of the real reason for anti-Americanism of this type - though it will be hotly denied - is nothing more than envy.
- The argument over using animal hide for designer clothes continues to be a hotly debated subject the world over.
- One of the most hotly disputed issues in Newry and Mourne over the past few years has been the matter of the wall at Crieve Court.
- The effect of political liberalization on performance is a hotly debated issue as well.
- Solicitors and estate agents hotly deny the systematic underpricing of property in order to ramp up interest.
- However, this was hotly denied by a convenor of referees who declined to be named for fear of victimisation.
- She said she expects this issue to be hotly debated over the fall semester.
- It was the only way I could protect myself from the burning of the passion that burns so hotly in them.
- One of the most hotly debated questions in the literature is that of the appropriate price specification.
- The ship has made headlines for a number of reasons this year, including hotly denied allegations of slave labour.
- Immigration reform has been one of the hotly debated issues on the campaign trail.
- It was the most hotly debated issue in the committee and will be again on Thursday and Friday.
Synonyms vehemently, vigorously, strenuously, fiercely, passionately, heatedly, with a vengeance angrily, indignantly, furiously, in anger, with indignation closely, swiftly, quickly, hotfoot, without delay eagerly, enthusiastically, energetically
Definition of hotly in US English: hotlyadverbˈhätlēˈhɑtli In a passionate, excited, or angry way. the rumors were hotly denied Example sentencesExamples - This is a hotly disputed issue today where the REPS have very tight controls on even hedge cutting in spring especially.
- The effect of political liberalization on performance is a hotly debated issue as well.
- It was the most hotly debated issue in the committee and will be again on Thursday and Friday.
- A fourth element is patients' demand for surgical delivery, a hotly debated issue, especially in Brazil.
- One of the most hotly debated issues is whether or not a Yoga teacher should be a vegan and by extension animal rights.
- These issues are hotly debated in the platforms of political parties.
- But the good woman lived, and the doctor accused her of foul play, which she hotly denied.
- Immigration reform has been one of the hotly debated issues on the campaign trail.
- Kenyans are currently hotly debating the issue following the launch of a project to design a national costume for the country.
- She said she expects this issue to be hotly debated over the fall semester.
- One of the most hotly disputed issues in Newry and Mourne over the past few years has been the matter of the wall at Crieve Court.
- It was the only way I could protect myself from the burning of the passion that burns so hotly in them.
- Much of the real reason for anti-Americanism of this type - though it will be hotly denied - is nothing more than envy.
- One of the most hotly debated questions in the literature is that of the appropriate price specification.
- However, this was hotly denied by a convenor of referees who declined to be named for fear of victimisation.
- Either he will hotly deny the accusation, or he will attempt to justify his disdain for or hatred of women.
- The ship has made headlines for a number of reasons this year, including hotly denied allegations of slave labour.
- Another hotly disputed issue that has been well publicised is the council's role in planning applications.
- The argument over using animal hide for designer clothes continues to be a hotly debated subject the world over.
- Solicitors and estate agents hotly deny the systematic underpricing of property in order to ramp up interest.
Synonyms vehemently, vigorously, strenuously, fiercely, passionately, heatedly, with a vengeance closely, swiftly, quickly, hotfoot, without delay
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