enthusiastically

Those in the audience enthusiastically repeated the lyrics written on a large white sheet, trying to soak in as many words as possible ahead of the rally.

But it was not until 1960 that he was persuaded to approach the star, who enthusiastically accepted it.

He told Sky News that former Tory leadership candidate James Cleverly, one of those criticising the deal, had "enthusiastically" participated in the process when he was foreign secretary under Rishi Sunak.

“We were enthusiastically rejected. Kemi gets that it’s existential,” says the same observer, hoping the party shares this assessment.

MacArthur assumed the task of deploying tanks, bayonets and tear gas on fellow citizens enthusiastically, calling the camp residents “insurrectionists.”