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animatedly

ADVERB
busily
Synonyms
STRONGEST
ardently assiduously carefully diligently eagerly earnestly energetically enthusiastically hastily hurriedly laboriously nimbly painstakingly purposefully restlessly vigorously
WEAK
agilely arduously briskly expeditiously fervently indefatigably industriously like all get out like the devil like the dickens perseveringly persistently seriously speedily spiritedly strenuously studiously unremittingly unweariedly vigilantly vivaciously zealously
Antonyms
WEAK
idly inactively quietly
ADVERB
hard
Synonyms
STRONGEST
heavily seriously strongly vigorously
STRONG
severely
WEAK
actively angrily boisterously briskly brutally cruelly earnestly energetically ferociously fiercely forcibly frantically furiously intensely keenly like fury madly meanly painfully powerfully relentlessly rigorously roughly rowdily savagely sharply spiritedly sprightly stormily tumultuously turbulently uproariously urgently viciously violently vivaciously wildly with all one's might
Antonyms
STRONGEST
lightly
WEAK
easily gently moderately softly tolerantly yielding

Example Sentences

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Finally, the British monarch walked through chatting animatedly with Speaker Mike Johnson.

From Slate • Apr. 28, 2026

Dmitriev was also there, captured on camera chatting animatedly to Witkoff, then briefing the media he was inviting U.S. companies to invest in the Russian Arctic.

From The Wall Street Journal • Dec. 20, 2025

Trump then walked from the security area and chatted animatedly with USA team member Bryson DeChambeau at the first tee box before hugging American captain Keegan Bradley.

From BBC • Sep. 26, 2025

However, during the hearing, he often sent notes or spoke — sometimes quite animatedly — to his attorney.

From Los Angeles Times • May 8, 2025

After her came a couple leaning forward and talking animatedly together.

From "Murder on the Orient Express" by Agatha Christie