Definition of passionately in English:

passionately

adverb ˈpaʃ(ə)nətliˈpæʃ(ə)nətli

1In a way that shows strong feelings or beliefs.
he argued passionately against war
Ruth was passionately interested in politics
Example sentencesExamples
- Over the past two decades, he has established a strong reputation as a passionately expressionistic painter of the human figure.
- Anything you do to show that you care passionately about the quality of your produce will quickly be repaid.
- Architecture on a large scale was what he passionately cared for—splendid buildings in an urban context.
- Finally recognizing that everything he sought was based on a hoax, he is now compelled to destroy what he once most passionately sought.
- Beginning in 1887, he offered a series of lectures in which he passionately enumerated what he felt were French contributions to the Renaissance.
- Throughout his life, he remained passionately committed to art.
- Never has a painting spoken to us more passionately.
- I remember discussing the film passionately with my classmates.
- He was a specialist in scenes involving horses, which he loved passionately.
- In that same tradition of World War II, the American media has now given us a man we can hate passionately.
1. 1.1 With or involving intense feelings of sexual love.
  he fell passionately in love with her
  Example sentencesExamples
  He is a failure, passionately in love with his doppleganger's girlfriend, who is in on the plot.
  Of course, by the end of the road, they are passionately in love.
  It's just two people intensely and passionately in love.
  The dance is based on two characters who meet in Toronto during the 1920s and fall passionately in love.
  One of the pictures presents the two of them passionately kissing.
  The professor becomes passionately committed to a prostitute, with disastrous consequences.
  Having passionately met once during their teenage years, they conduct an 'affair' through an intense series of letters.
  He had passionately loved a woman—the mother of his young daughter.
  In the midst of his heroic acts, he falls passionately in love with Marguerite, France's most celebrated actress.
  When they kiss passionately on the lips, there is a glimpse of the 'match burning in the crocus'.

Definition of passionately in US English:

passionately

adverbˈpaSH(ə)nətlēˈpæʃ(ə)nətli

1In a way that shows strong feelings or beliefs.
he argued passionately against war
Ruth was passionately interested in politics
Example sentencesExamples
- He was a specialist in scenes involving horses, which he loved passionately.
- Never has a painting spoken to us more passionately.
- Throughout his life, he remained passionately committed to art.
- Finally recognizing that everything he sought was based on a hoax, he is now compelled to destroy what he once most passionately sought.
- Beginning in 1887, he offered a series of lectures in which he passionately enumerated what he felt were French contributions to the Renaissance.
- In that same tradition of World War II, the American media has now given us a man we can hate passionately.
- Over the past two decades, he has established a strong reputation as a passionately expressionistic painter of the human figure.
- Architecture on a large scale was what he passionately cared for—splendid buildings in an urban context.
- Anything you do to show that you care passionately about the quality of your produce will quickly be repaid.
- I remember discussing the film passionately with my classmates.
1. 1.1 With or involving intense feelings of sexual love.
  he fell passionately in love with her
  Example sentencesExamples
  Having passionately met once during their teenage years, they conduct an 'affair' through an intense series of letters.
  One of the pictures presents the two of them passionately kissing.
  The professor becomes passionately committed to a prostitute, with disastrous consequences.
  It's just two people intensely and passionately in love.
  He had passionately loved a woman—the mother of his young daughter.
  Of course, by the end of the road, they are passionately in love.
  When they kiss passionately on the lips, there is a glimpse of the 'match burning in the crocus'.
  In the midst of his heroic acts, he falls passionately in love with Marguerite, France's most celebrated actress.
  The dance is based on two characters who meet in Toronto during the 1920s and fall passionately in love.
  He is a failure, passionately in love with his doppleganger's girlfriend, who is in on the plot.

单词	passionately
释义	Definition of passionately in English: passionately adverb ˈpaʃ(ə)nətliˈpæʃ(ə)nətli 1In a way that shows strong feelings or beliefs. he argued passionately against war Ruth was passionately interested in politics Example sentencesExamples Over the past two decades, he has established a strong reputation as a passionately expressionistic painter of the human figure. Anything you do to show that you care passionately about the quality of your produce will quickly be repaid. Architecture on a large scale was what he passionately cared for—splendid buildings in an urban context. Finally recognizing that everything he sought was based on a hoax, he is now compelled to destroy what he once most passionately sought. Beginning in 1887, he offered a series of lectures in which he passionately enumerated what he felt were French contributions to the Renaissance. Throughout his life, he remained passionately committed to art. Never has a painting spoken to us more passionately. I remember discussing the film passionately with my classmates. He was a specialist in scenes involving horses, which he loved passionately. In that same tradition of World War II, the American media has now given us a man we can hate passionately. 1.1 With or involving intense feelings of sexual love. he fell passionately in love with her Example sentencesExamples He is a failure, passionately in love with his doppleganger's girlfriend, who is in on the plot. Of course, by the end of the road, they are passionately in love. It's just two people intensely and passionately in love. The dance is based on two characters who meet in Toronto during the 1920s and fall passionately in love. One of the pictures presents the two of them passionately kissing. The professor becomes passionately committed to a prostitute, with disastrous consequences. Having passionately met once during their teenage years, they conduct an 'affair' through an intense series of letters. He had passionately loved a woman—the mother of his young daughter. In the midst of his heroic acts, he falls passionately in love with Marguerite, France's most celebrated actress. When they kiss passionately on the lips, there is a glimpse of the 'match burning in the crocus'. Definition of passionately in US English: passionately adverbˈpaSH(ə)nətlēˈpæʃ(ə)nətli 1In a way that shows strong feelings or beliefs. he argued passionately against war Ruth was passionately interested in politics Example sentencesExamples He was a specialist in scenes involving horses, which he loved passionately. Never has a painting spoken to us more passionately. Throughout his life, he remained passionately committed to art. Finally recognizing that everything he sought was based on a hoax, he is now compelled to destroy what he once most passionately sought. Beginning in 1887, he offered a series of lectures in which he passionately enumerated what he felt were French contributions to the Renaissance. In that same tradition of World War II, the American media has now given us a man we can hate passionately. Over the past two decades, he has established a strong reputation as a passionately expressionistic painter of the human figure. Architecture on a large scale was what he passionately cared for—splendid buildings in an urban context. Anything you do to show that you care passionately about the quality of your produce will quickly be repaid. I remember discussing the film passionately with my classmates. 1.1 With or involving intense feelings of sexual love. he fell passionately in love with her Example sentencesExamples Having passionately met once during their teenage years, they conduct an 'affair' through an intense series of letters. One of the pictures presents the two of them passionately kissing. The professor becomes passionately committed to a prostitute, with disastrous consequences. It's just two people intensely and passionately in love. He had passionately loved a woman—the mother of his young daughter. Of course, by the end of the road, they are passionately in love. When they kiss passionately on the lips, there is a glimpse of the 'match burning in the crocus'. In the midst of his heroic acts, he falls passionately in love with Marguerite, France's most celebrated actress. The dance is based on two characters who meet in Toronto during the 1920s and fall passionately in love. He is a failure, passionately in love with his doppleganger's girlfriend, who is in on the plot.
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