lustily in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for lustily in the English»French Dictionary

lustily [Brit ˈlʌstɪli, Am ˈləstəli] ADV

lustily

avec vigueur

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

No fault of the chorus and a pity as, as far as one could tell, its members were as lustily-voiced as ever.

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Forty-eight hours later, he scored the shootout winner and was lustily booed for his act of exuberance.

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Don't impeach others for the sins that you're lustily committing yourself, he might have deeply urged them.

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They expect to perform as often and as lustily as they did when they were in their youth.

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A bunch of bystanders applaud him lustily as he offers the empty cans to the befuddled policeman.

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And people sang -- not lustily, exactly, but loud enough to be heard.

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Country folk and revellers alike sing loudly and lustily -- if not always in perfect tune -- and feelings are intense and wholehearted.

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Crowds were huddled outside each window singing lustily... there were surely more than two thousand people...

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When he actually took the field, he was lustily booed.

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On their passage through the streets of the town, they shouted most lustily, and seemed exceedingly merry.

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