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roundly

adverb as in thoroughly

Strongest match

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And it’s hard to believe it’s been only eight months since Stewart made his once-a-week return to Comedy Central’s late-night show, which began by highlighting the age of the candidates — particularly Biden’s — something that he was roundly criticized for.

The move was also roundly condemned by former top Post editor Marty Baron, who called the move "cowardice."

From Salon

It has also been roundly criticised by her parliamentary peers.

From BBC

Troves of church documents that served as a road map for the cover-up placed extreme scrutiny on Cardinal Roger Mahony, whose handling of clergy abuse has been roundly criticized.

Rose was roundly criticized for the play in what was a glorified exhibition game but said he was merely trying to win and that Fosse, without the ball, was blocking the plate.

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

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