wholeheartedly
Adverb
Meaning
without reserve; without reservation
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he adopted wholeheartedly some of the policies that he had previously criticized
A statement read by Chair Jane Patton, who is also on DIRE, said the board “wholeheartedly supports and appreciates the work of all members” of the WPD and called on community members to “respect and honor its members.”
And so, like firefighters waiting in a quiet station for the call to duty, they embraced the Times assignment quickly and wholeheartedly.
And as expected El-Rufai has thrown himself wholeheartedly into the assignment and true to nature he hasn’t minced words that the power supply industry is totally broken down and that only a concerted emergency action will address the power scandal.
Cnut appears to have adopted wholeheartedly the traditional role of Anglo-Saxon kingship.
But there is one show I can wholeheartedly recommend as A. A genuinely great TV series that’s worth catching up on and B. Something that will make you feel happy and joyful.