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avidly

[av-id-lee] / ˈæv ɪd li /




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Templeman avidly avoided the public spotlight, with Branson describing her as a "down-to-earth Scottish lady" and "very private person" who almost never gave interviews.

From Barron's

Even with his close connection to City, United fans avidly followed him.

From BBC

Thanks to NBC’s masterful coverage, England’s Premier League is as avidly followed in this country as many of our domestic leagues.

From Los Angeles Times

An American who moved to Canada and drifted into writing in the 1970s, he has written avidly and brilliantly during the last 30 years about the power and peril of technology.

From Los Angeles Times

I’ve also been accused of being a “socialist,” which I suppose I am if they mean that I avidly support Medicare and Social Security.

From Los Angeles Times