orate |
strongly |
As a verb orate
is to speak formally; to give a speech.
As an adjective orate
is competent in oracy; having good speaking skills.
As an adverb strongly is
in a strong or powerful manner.
exactly |
strongly |
As adverbs the difference between exactly and strongly
is that
exactly is without approximation; precisely while
strongly is in a strong or powerful manner.
As an interjection exactly
is
Signifies agreement or recognition
certainly | strongly |
As adverbs the difference between certainly and strongly
is that
certainly is in a way which is certain; with certainty while
strongly is in a strong or powerful manner.
bitterly | strongly |
As adverbs the difference between bitterly and strongly
is that
bitterly is in a bitter manner while
strongly is in a strong or powerful manner.
considerably | strongly |
As adverbs the difference between considerably and strongly
is that
considerably is significantly; to a degree worth considering while
strongly is in a strong or powerful manner.
strongly | completely |
As adverbs the difference between strongly and completely
is that
strongly is in a strong or powerful manner while
completely is in a complete manner; fully; totally; utterly.
overwhelmingly | strongly |
As adverbs the difference between overwhelmingly and strongly
is that
overwhelmingly is in an overwhelming manner; very greatly or intensely while
strongly is in a strong or powerful manner.
strongly | warmly |
As adverbs the difference between strongly and warmly
is that
strongly is in a strong or powerful manner while
warmly is in a manner that maintains warm temperature.
hotly | strongly |
As adverbs the difference between hotly and strongly
is that
hotly is with great amounts of heat while
strongly is in a strong or powerful manner.
widely | strongly |
As adverbs the difference between widely and strongly
is that
widely is commonly; generally; to a great degree while
strongly is in a strong or powerful manner.
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