largeheartedly
largeheartedly adverb: in a largehearted manner.
Adverb
largeheartedly (comparative more largeheartedly, superlative most largeheartedly)
- In a largehearted manner.
- ...wealthy women who had had no training in any trade or profession but sentimentally and largeheartedly offered their housewifely and motherly backgrounds to the 'working girl's'1990, Maurine Weiner Greenwald, Women, War, and Work: The Impact of World War I on Women Workers in the United States, →ISBN, page 74
- Synonyms:
- bigheartedly
Synonyms of largeheartedly
Forms of largeheartedly
| comparative | more largeheartedly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most largeheartedly |
| alternative form | large-heartedly |
Origin of largeheartedly
From largehearted + -ly.
Questions about largeheartedly
- What does largeheartedly mean?
- Largeheartedly means in a largehearted manner.
- What part of speech is largeheartedly?
- Largeheartedly is an adverb.
Words near largeheartedly in the dictionary
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