adv. 1 having great physical power or strength; 2 having power of mind or character; 3 great movement force or energy 4; powerful taste or smell.
He felt strongly about biblical inerrancy.
He felt strongly about biblical inerrancy.
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Which character did Marna Weber strongly believe might have been the phantom?
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Why did Mr. Herschberger believe so strongly that his students needed to know about current events?
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Why does Matisse use vivid and strongly contrasting colors in his portrait of his wife?
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What did Rosa feel strongly about?
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What sport is strongly favored to keep a vampire's reactions and wits sharpened?
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Why was the South so strongly in favor of slavery in the 1800's?
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healthy; powerful; determined; distinct; extreme
feeble; unhealthy; easy-going; indistinct ;mild
2 syllables
strong-ly
wrongly
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