Is there any other word that has a form of "whole...ly"?
Native speaker’s answer
Rebecca
There are only two, "wholeheartedly" and "wholly." "Wholeheartedly" means to participate in something fully with one's whole heart, without reserve; and "wholly" means enthusiastically or fully. Ex: John jumped into the relationship wholeheartedly. Ex: The house did not belong to Janet wholly. Her brother also owned it. "Wholesomely" is a more uncommon adverb with "whole" and "-ly" in the word. It has a different meaning than the above two words, however. It comes from the adjective "wholesome," which means to be of able-bodied, or holding/promoting good social moral values. Ex: The boy does not drink or smoke. He is very wholesome.