fervently in the PONS Dictionary

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Although he found evil in the historical record, he fervently believed reason and educating the illiterate masses would lead to progress.
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He was a man of highly honourable and fervently religious character.
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As the result, she fervently seeks for her father's love and acceptance.
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John became a radically changed man and began to preach fervently to his peers and lecturers in the seminary.
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They cheered him fervently and then returned to their brandy.
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If not, actors usually fervently train in preparation for their roles.
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His bishop accused him of rarely attending choir, and of praying less than fervently when he did go.
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During services, members sing together fervently without benefit of a choir or instruments.
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This ban failed to stop the problems, however, since the young male ("wakash") actors were also fervently pursued by patrons.
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It was a love offering to a cause in which we all fervently believed.
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