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View definitions for ardently

ardently

adverb as in warmly

adverb as in zealously

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Members of the editorial board protested that the non-endorsement was out of step with recent precedent at the newspaper, which has picked a presidential candidate in every election since 2008, and with The Times’ previous editorial position, which has been ardently opposed to former President Trump.

Until this year, the company had ardently resisted the campaign to organize its workers, which began in 2021.

And of course, when choosing a running mate, she passed over the ardently Zionist Josh Shapiro for the moderately critical Tim Walz.

From Slate

The former New Yorker, whose credits include “The League,” “Black Monday” and “Star Trek: Lower Decks,” gushes about a recent appearance on “Night Court” as a “full-circle moment,” noting the original series was one he watched ardently as a child.

The two have since become fierce rivals, though both men are ardently pro-Trump.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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