What's the difference between agood and heartily?

Agood


Definition:

  • (adv.) In earnest; heartily.

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Heartily


Definition:

  • (adv.) From the heart; with all the heart; with sincerity.
  • (adv.) With zeal; actively; vigorously; willingly; cordially; as, he heartily assisted the prince.

Example Sentences:

  • (1) Firstly, many of us are unsure of where he's coming from and, secondly, many of us are heartily sick of having the media and authorities treat our rights as less important than that of other groups.
  • (2) The fans cheered heartily as he broke away from ‘security’ to continue his jaunt.
  • (3) In a move I heartily applaud, Benyon, with the support of Greenpeace, has attempted to reallocate unused quota from larger boats to the under-10 fleet.
  • (4) Miéville heartily concurs: "I love genres; I think they are fascinating.
  • (5) And the powers that be would do well to heed the cold, hard truth that there are more of us than them, that we are heartily sick and tired of being ignored.
  • (6) Ferguson's replacement, the Everton boss David Moyes, who has never won a major trophy and has no experience of managing in the Champions League, has not exactly been heartily embraced by United fans.
  • (7) The following recipes are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to showcasing almond's versatility – one is a heartily savoury biscuit, the other a moist cake with seasonal rhubarb.
  • (8) The minister was shit worried about how things were going in Nauru, and we shared with him this intelligence.” Cormack said the minister “heartily agreed” to his suggestions that he prepare a list of people suspected of fomenting unrest and then dismiss them, and that the minister was “on my back” to make sure it happened.
  • (9) Most dentists are heartily sick of the George Bernard Shaw quotation 'The professions are a conspiracy against the laity.'
  • (10) Burns, who is one of five PPSs to write to Cameron on the issue , told him: "The prime minister will be aware that the British public are heartily sick of broken promises on European referendums, not least because of the decision of the party opposite to renege on a referendum on the Lisbon treaty.
  • (11) Anyway, since we’ve mentioned it a few times already tonight, here are some highlights from the Cotto fight: Facebook Twitter Pinterest Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Pinterest close Updated at 3.18am BST 3.04am BST Kevin mails in from ringside J'Leon Love, being heartily booed during his interview after being gifted a split decision over Gabriel Rosado, who, as it happens, does not fight for Floyd or live in Las Vegas and doesn't have an unbeaten record.
  • (12) "Why do the government want to transfer [this task] to an external, unelected, unaccountable quango, which would turn the clock back several hundred years as regards the powers of this house - a move that would be heartily welcomed by King Charles I?"
  • (13) But where does Anderson actually stand on this man-child he seems to champion so heartily?
  • (14) It's a huge role for Clarke, his biggest to date, and his performance – one moment heartily brutish, the next bluff and likable – is an excellent foil to Jessica Chastain's taut anxiety.
  • (15) Nor am I especially bothered about the loss of George Papandreou, who is the sort of weak-chinned social democrat that any observer of New Labour will be heartily tired of.
  • (16) It’s now packed at weekends – but retains its quirky, homely feel – with people converging from far and wide for pre-ordered paella, and the heartily recommended house speciality, cuajadera , a saffron-rich seafood stew (intriguingly, erroneously translated as “junket of sandpiper” on the menu).
  • (17) And it would be heartily welcomed by businesslikecountries such as Thailand and Malaysia that have their own human rights challenges and have never been entirely comfortable with Burma's continued ostracism.
  • (18) Unfortunately, Money receives too many complaints about its customer service to heartily recommend it, but it is certainly the cheapest.
  • (19) Arsenal gave everything in those closing moments but the third goal eluded them and Wenger must be heartily sick of the now-familiar narrative of glorious failure.
  • (20) In the summer Derby spent heartily to augment what had already been the best team in the division for much of the previous 18 months.

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