Adverb:

విరాళంతో, ద్వేషపూరితంగా,

fulsomely's Usage Examples:

Jazz reviewers Richard Cook and Brian Morton says: ""Together" delivers fulsomely, a warm, approachable album which does not lack for subtleties.

while the Chronicon Scotorum more fulsomely records that; Flann son of Lónán, the Virgil of the Irish i.

from sexual activity on fast days so that they may devote themselves fulsomely to prayer.

who helped lead the fight against the CI, said the newspaper article "fulsomely" praised Xu Lin, and told The Wall Street Journal, "They knew that this.

Basil"s Church was fulsomely described as, "One of the finest collegiate churches in North America.

Nishat Khan was invited to puff his piece beforehand and did so fulsomely, describing his instrument as "the unknown traveler introducing a mystical.

In his letter of accreditation, Fulk of Villaret fulsomely praised Albert"s "discretion, honesty, loyalty, good administrative skills.

" Indeed, the latter family are mentioned fulsomely in his annals.

The shareholders that had so fulsomely praised Hudson for the large dividends paid now lined up against him.

four "Tributes" to Macurdy from other scholars, which recognised her fulsomely.

co-editors wrote, "From its very outset, Humanistic Psychology has engaged fulsomely and fearlessly with the social, cultural and political, in a way that.

truth if by neglecting it he can flatter Tiberius, which he does most fulsomely”.

Mamas (in modern Beşiktaş), Basiliskianos congratulated the emperor so fulsomely on his victory that, according to the chroniclers, the delighted Michael.

Synonyms:

unctuously, smarmily,