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fervently [fer-vent-li]adverbioAngiosamente, vehementemente.
Fervorosamente, fervientemente.
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fervently [ˈfɜːvəntlɪ] ?
adverb
[+pray] con fervor; fervientemente; [+believe] firmemente; [+hope, desire] fervientemente; ardientemente; [+deny] enfáticamente; con vehemencia; [+support] con fervor; fervorosamente he is fervently patriotic es un patriota acérrimo ferviente;or
had He heard her prayers? - she prayed more fervently than ever the water cures that they all fervently believed would prolong his life it was a message they fervently believed in As a boy he had believed, fervently and fearfully,in this concept of evil the German people fervently hoped this would be the last year of the war the navy still fervently desired British neutrality in the event of war both Beck and Wasserstein fervently denied being the sources of any leaks Their claims will be fervently denied
he was fervently opposed to the war se oponía enérgicamente a la guerra
he was surrounded at the airport by demonstrators fervently opposed to any agreement the Negro College Fund, which, George Bush fervently supports Navarre had fervently supported the nationalist rising
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