violently
ˈvaɪələntli
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Definition of violently - Reverso English Dictionary

Adverb

1.
actionin a manner involving physical force or aggression
  • He reacted violently to the accusation..
aggressively forcefully
2.
emotionwith intense or strong emotion
  • She cried violently after hearing the news..
fiercely intensely
3.
intensityRareto an extreme or intense degreeRare
  • She was violently opposed to the idea.
extremely fiercely intensely
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Origin of violently

Latin, violare (to violate) + -ly (adverbial suffix)

Terms with violently included in their meaning

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explode
break open suddenly and violently
violent motion
cause to shake or sway violently
explosion
cause something to explode violently
destruction
bursting or breaking apart violently
destruction
break something into pieces violently
physical force
hit or strike violently and repeatedly
collision
collide violently and rebound
collision
collide violently with something

Examples of violently in a sentence

  • The waves crashed violently against the shore.
  • He shouted violently during the argument.
  • The wind howled violently through the trees.
  • The debate turned violently heated.
  • He was violently against the new policy.

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  1. French:violemment, intensément, ...
  2. German:gewaltsam, stark, ...
  3. Italian:violentemente, con veemenza, ...
  4. Spanish:con violencia, con vehemencia, ...
  5. Portuguese:violentamente, extremamente, ...
  6. Chinese:猛烈地, 激动地, ...
  7. Japanese:暴力的に, 猛烈に, ...
  8. Arabic:بِعُنْف, بِشِدَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:בְּאַלִימוּת, בְּעוֹצְמָה רַבָּה, ...
  10. Russian:жестоко, яростно, ...
  11. Ukrainian:жорстоко, гірко, ...
  12. Hindi:हिंसक ढंग से, प्रचंडता से, ...

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