impassionedly

And there’s a long, triolike section in which a solo piano is slowly, impassionedly joined by a cello, a violin and a piccolo.

They needed a leader to step forward, someone who could talk sensibly yet impassionedly about how to avoid a humiliation.

"Is she not a liar, who falsified my words?" said he impassionedly.

She turned hastily round, and overtook him as he laid his hand on the lock of the door: "One word—only one word more, O'Rorke!" cried she, impassionedly.

"With my whole heart and soul," replied the doctor, impassionedly; and, pouring out a glass, he drained it to the dregs.