impassionatelyadv.
In an impassioned manner, passionately.
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the mind > emotion > passion > [adverb]
tempestuously1447
gramely?c1450
passionatelyc1487
angardlyc1540
vehemently1560
pathetically1593
passionedly1611
patheticly1616
dispassionately1658
impassionately1805
full-heartedly1840
impassionedly1844
1805 tr. A. La Fontaine's Hermann & E. II. 270 He beheld the Prince impassionately throw himself at her feet.
1839 Fraser's Mag. 19 362 [He] begged for succour, impassionately, though silently.
1869 Daily News 31 Aug. Their brethren in France impassionately and even reproachfully inviting them to return.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1899; most recently modified version published online June 2019).
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adv.1805- clopidogrel
- clopped
- clopping
- clops
- cloqué
- clorded
- clos vougeot
- closable
- close
- close a bargain
- close a gap
- close about
- close about, on, round, upon
- close an account
- close an eye
- close as wax
- close battle
- close borough
- close bracket
- close but no cigar
- close by a wind
- close call
- close combat
- close communion
- close communionist