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roundly

[round-lee] / ˈraʊnd li /
ADVERB
thoroughly
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Mr. Trump was roundly defended on Fox News, including by hosts who had reviled him in private.

From New York Times

That shot did nothing to change the brackets, but it did flip millions of dollars across the country and Baugh was roundly ripped on Twitter.

From Seattle Times

In 2010, Democrats were on the defensive for what they and then-President Barack Obama had done, namely enacting the Affordable Care Act, which was roundly criticized by the right.

From Washington Post

Kansas voters last week surprised America — maybe even surprised themselves — by roundly defeating a referendum that would have removed protection for abortion rights from the state constitution.

From Washington Post

At the same time, with Carvajal as a senior adviser, she is being counseled by an official roundly criticized on Capitol Hill for falling short in those regards.

From Seattle Times