Deeply
Rather
Rather adverb - By choice or preference.
Both words in one sentence
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While she's deeply religious and frowns upon cheating and lying, she's genuinely a sweet and rather naive person who just wants to do the right thing.
Source: Series / Devious Maids -
He knows full well that ape society's view of humanity is not entirely true, and because of what he knows, he's deeply involved in making sure that that stays true, prosecuting Taylor's collaborators for heresy rather than letting out the fact that humans are actually sentient beings.
Source: Film / Planet of the Apes (1968) -
Rather unusual in that the couple is composed of two intelligent, attractive, well-adjusted and financially well-off people who are deeply in love and rarely argue.
Source: Series / Mad About You
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