fiercely

Starmer promised the UK would protect free speech "jealously and fiercely," calling it one of the country's "founding values".

In front of a fiercely pro-Alvarez crowd, the pair went through the usual news conference motions, a mixture of respect and declarations of victory.

For years, Bolsonaro has fiercely divided the country into those who love him and those who hate him.

Ballesteros, never on his subject’s payroll, retained ownership of the footage — a remarkable fact given how fiercely Ye has fought to control his own image.

Positions are entrenched, they are fiercely protective of their wives and families and rebuilding that brotherly bond and trust feels a long way off.