trueheartedly
trueheartedly adverb: in a true-hearted manner.
Adverb
trueheartedly (comparative more trueheartedly, superlative most trueheartedly)
- In a true-hearted manner.
- Wide circle of friends, personal loving admirers; warmth of domestic joys, vouchsafed to all that can trueheartedly nestle down among them; light of radiance and renown given only to a few: who would not call Scott happy?1837, Thomas Carlyle, “Memories of the Life of Sir Walter Scott”, in (Please provide the book title or journal name)
Forms of trueheartedly
| comparative | more trueheartedly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most trueheartedly |
Questions about trueheartedly
- What does trueheartedly mean?
- Trueheartedly means in a true-hearted manner.
- What part of speech is trueheartedly?
- Trueheartedly is an adverb.
Words near trueheartedly in the dictionary
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