How to Use "Strongly" with Example Sentences

strongly (adv): in a powerful way; in a firm way

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Used with adjectives:

"It was strongly apparent that she was not going to leave him."
(apparent, evident)

"She is strongly attached to her house."
(attached)

"I am strongly committed to my marriage."
(committed)

"He is strongly motivated to sell his house."
(motivated)

"She is strongly opposed to closing the business."
(opposed, against)

Used with verbs:

"I strongly advise you to get a lawyer."
(advise, recommend, suggest, urge)

"I strongly agree with your decision."
(agree with, approve of)

"I strongly disagree with your decision."
(disagree, disapprove of, oppose)

"He strongly defended his wife."
(defended, backed, supported)

"I strongly encourage you to go to college."
(encourage)

"She strongly feels she made the right choice."
(feels, believes)

"He strongly suspects his wife is having an affair."
(suspects, thinks)