undividedly

The filmmaker harnesses visual simplicity in the scene, urging us to heed their talk undividedly.

H. P. Gray's allegiance was given, almost undividedly, to the masters of Italy, and his subjects were mostly taken from antiquity.

It simply meant that he should be perfect as regards the object before his heart,—that his hopes and expectations were to be perfectly and undividedly centred in the "Almighty God."

If Christ be our treasure, our heart must be entirely and undividedly His own, and all our talents devoted to the glory of His kingdom.

On one thing, the gifts, plans and powers of his long life were literally and undividedly centered.