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View usage for: (hɒtli) 1. adverb [ADVERB with verb]If people discuss, argue, or say something hotly, they speak in a lively or angry way, because they feel strongly. 'You're a fool, then,' she said hotly. The bank hotly denies any wrongdoing. Synonyms: fiercely, passionately, angrily, vehemently More Synonyms of hotly 2. adverb [ADVERB with verb]If you are being hotly pursued, someone is trying hard to catch you and is close behind you. He'd snuck out of America hotly pursued by the CIA. Synonyms: closely, enthusiastically, eagerly, with enthusiasm More Synonyms of hotly Examples of 'hotly' in a sentencehotly That connection is hotly disputed.For spring, the hotly tipped wardrobe must-have is the white blazer.The group stage, the most hotly contested part of the negotiations, was once again rather thin in terms of surprises.The science behind the best way to cook poached eggs - with the white as close to the yolk as possible - is hotly contested.The preliminary report is already being hotly discussed by those involved.Exactly when this will happen is hotly disputed.And his claims of being fair to the poor are hotly disputed.Whether stress is good or bad for you is a hotly contested topic in academic circles.The last relegation spot will be hotly contested.One of the most hotly contested of these are the aircraft carriers.It is something he hotly disputes.The location of the interviews has been one of many hotly discussed factors as well as ensuring the security of the venues chosen.The hotly tipped piano trio bring their sharp tunes to a day of progressive Manchester jazz.That was significant because they were the Olympic champions and hotly tipped to take gold again.Indeed, some of them left a long and hotly contested meeting that day asking that very same question.His retreat over a hotly contested plan to impose a carbon tax on lorries left him to fend off accusations that he is leading a rudderless Government. British English: hotly ADVERB If people discuss, argue, or say something hotly, they speak in a lively or angry way, because they feel strongly. 'You're a fool, then,' she said hotly. - American English: hotly
- Brazilian Portuguese: ardentemente
- Chinese: 激烈地
- European Spanish: acaloradamente
- French: avec virulence
- German: heftig
- Italian: accaloratamente
- Japanese: 熱く
- Korean: 강력히
- European Portuguese: ardentemente
- Latin American Spanish: acaloradamente
Chinese translation of 'hotly' adv - [speak]
生气(氣)地 (shēngqì de) - [contest, pursue]
激烈地 (jīliè de) a claim which he has hotly denied 他极(極)力否认(認)的说(說)法 (tā jílì fǒurèn de shuōfǎ)
The bank hotly denies any wrongdoing. Synonyms angrily vehemently indignantly with indignation heatedly impetuously He'd sneaked out of America hotly pursued by the CIA. Synonyms closely enthusiastically eagerly with enthusiasm hotfoot Additional synonymsSynonyms rashly, passionately, spontaneously, vehemently, without thinking, recklessly, helter-skelter, on the spur of the moment, impulsively, in the heat of the moment, unthinkingly He spoke passionately about the country's moral crisis. Synonyms emotionally, eagerly, enthusiastically, vehemently, excitedly, strongly, warmly, wildly, fiercely, intensely, fervently, impulsively, ardently, zealously, animatedly, with all your heart, frenziedly, impetuously, fervidly - hotfoot
- hothead
- hothouse
- hotly
- hound
- hour
- house
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