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View definitions for fondly

fondly

adverb as in dearly

adverb as in tenderly

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Deignan looks back fondly on her achievements, keeping many of her medals in a wooden box at home, along with the famous cobble trophy from Roubaix on the mantlepiece.

From BBC

Then, in the new film, you tap into what audiences remember fondly and show off.

“His pioneering presence as a frontman and vocalist, both on stage and on our first two albums, will be very fondly remembered not just by us, but by fans around the world.”

Despite the headline-making clue and her loss, Ryan spoke fondly of her “fun” run on the show and said that everybody there was very welcoming.

Starmer and Trump spoke on the phone after the US election result, with Downing Street telling reporters they "fondly recalled" their dinner in September, as well as Trump's "connections and affinity" to the UK.

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

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