Badly and Strongly

Badly

Badly adverb - In an unsatisfactory way.

Strongly and badly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Strongly" instead an adverb "Badly".

Nearby Word: bad

Strongly

Strongly adverb - In a vigorous and forceful manner.

Badly and strongly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Badly" instead an adverb "Strongly".

Nearby Word: strong

Both words in one sentence

  • Video Game / Battlefield: Bad Company Note that this is partly because there are hardly any real Special Forces operators left - it's strongly implied that the war is going very, very badly for the United States and her allies.
  • To have abusive, alcoholic parents who are strongly implied to be dead, to see your watcher die in front of your eyes and to never of had a real father figure must of stung pretty badly.
  • Trailers Always Spoil: The brief Introduction suggests pretty strongly that the story's "for want of a nail" premise will end badly for a certain character.
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