passionately
part of speech
adverb (passionately; more passionately, most passionately)
meaning for a pupil
1) With very strong feeling or enthusiasm: "She spoke passionately about animals." tree →
2) Very much, deeply: "He passionately believes in fairness." tree →
3) With strong love (in stories and songs). tree →
sense in the lessons
In persuasive writing and speeches, speaking passionately shows that someone really cares. In stories it shows strong emotion: love, anger, or belief. Phrases: speak passionately, care passionately, believe passionately, argue passionately.
examples
- She spoke passionately about saving the rainforest. tree →
- He passionately believes that every child should read. tree →
- The fans cheered passionately for their team. tree →
- Gran passionately loves her garden. tree →
- The class argued passionately about school uniforms. tree →
- The singer sang passionately, with her eyes closed. tree →
- A good man had a beautiful wife, whom he loved passionately, and never left if possible. tree →
note
Adverb from "passionate" (adjective) and "passion" (noun). Spelling: passion + ate + ly, with double s. In church, "the Passion" means the suffering and death of Jesus, as Christians believe.
Trees and pragmatics
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