strongly

[ˈstrɒŋli]

strongly Definition

• 1. with great power or force
• 2. in a way that shows firm conviction or determination

Using strongly: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "strongly" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  She strongly believes in equal rights for all.

• Example

  He strongly objected to the proposal.

• Example

  The wind was blowing strongly.

• Example

  I strongly recommend this book.

strongly Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for strongly

• forcefully
• powerfully
• vigorously

Antonyms for strongly

• feebly
• gently
• weakly

Phrases with strongly

• strongly worded

  using language that is forceful and emphatic

  Example

  The letter contained a strongly worded warning.

• strongly held

  a belief or opinion that is firmly held or deeply ingrained

  Example

  Her strongly held views on animal rights are well known.

• strongly built

  having a physically powerful and sturdy build

  Example

  The athlete was strongly built and had a muscular physique.

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Summary: strongly in Brief

'Strongly' [ˈstrɒŋli] means with great power or force, or in a way that shows firm conviction or determination. It can be used to describe physical actions like 'The wind was blowing strongly,' or personal beliefs like 'She strongly believes in equal rights for all.' 'Strongly' can also be used in phrases like 'strongly worded,' which means using forceful language.