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evangelically

evangelically

7.2
In a way that shows strong, active enthusiasm for a belief or cause
  • adverb
  • /ˌiːvənˈdʒɛlɪkli/
translation icon : evangelicamente
  • She argued evangelically for environmental protection at the community meeting.

Examples

  • He promoted the new project evangelically, inspiring many colleagues to join.

  • The teacher spoke evangelically about the value of lifelong learning.

  • She spoke evangelically about her new project.

  • He evangelically believes in the importance of education.

  • She argued evangelically for environmental protection at the community meeting.

  • The teacher spoke evangelically about the value of lifelong learning.

  • He promoted the new project evangelically, inspiring many colleagues to join.

Synonyms

passionately
vsevangelically
66 2.8

In a way that shows very strong feelings and great excitement

is more about active advocacy for beliefs or causes than feeling alone
wholeheartedly
vsevangelically
57 4.6

Completely and sincerely, with full support and no doubts

is similar but specifically aimed at belief or cause promotion
enthusiastically
vsevangelically
37 3.5

In a way that shows strong interest and excitement

is more often used for strong advocacy of beliefs or causes
heartily
vsevangelically
29 3.4

In a strong, happy, and sincere way

is more focused on zealous promotion of beliefs or causes than mere cheer
fervently
vsevangelically
19 5.4

In a way that shows strong belief or feeling

leans more toward active promotion of beliefs or causes rather than private feeling
energetically
vsevangelically
8 3.0

In a lively and eager way

applies this energy specifically to promoting beliefs or causes rather than general work
ardently
vsevangelically
7 4.9

In a way that shows strong feeling and great enthusiasm

is more oriented to promoting causes and beliefs rather than only devotion
zealously
vsevangelically
5 5.4

Doing something with great energy and strong interest

is more tied to promoting beliefs or causes rather than mere support
fanatically
vsevangelically
4 7.0

To show very strong support for a group or cause

is similar but less extreme, aiming to persuade rather than dominate
exuberantly
vsevangelically
1 5.1

In a lively, excited way

focuses more on advancing beliefs or causes rather than mere liveliness
effusively
vsevangelically
1 7.4

In a very warm and emotional way that shows strong feeling

often centers on strong advocacy for beliefs or causes rather than uncontrolled feeling
zestfully
vsevangelically
1 6.0

To do something with a lot of energy and joy

is more about urging belief or cause support rather than zest alone
ebulliently
vsevangelically
1 7.7

In a lively, cheerful way that shows clear happiness

is more committed to promoting beliefs or causes than simple cheerfulness
spiritedly
vsevangelically
1 5.1

In a lively and energetic way that shows excitement

is aimed more at convincing others about beliefs or causes
zestily
vsevangelically
1 5.3

In a lively and excited way

is usually directed at promoting particular beliefs or causes rather than general vigor
overzealously
vsevangelically
1 7.5

In a way that is too eager and causes problems

is enthusiastic for beliefs or causes but not necessarily damagingly excessive
evangelistically
vsevangelically
8.4

To talk with strong feeling to persuade others about a belief or cause

is specifically about strong zeal for beliefs or causes rather than general support
rousingly
vsevangelically
5.6

Excites people and makes them want to act

focuses on strong belief or cause motivation rather than only arousal
fervidly
vsevangelically
8.2

With strong, excited feeling for something

typically aims outward at beliefs or causes rather than just emotion
fierily
vsevangelically
7.4

In a way that shows strong feeling and energy

is directed more at advancing beliefs or causes rather than pure intensity

How Enthusiastic

fanatically
4 7.0
zealously
5 5.4
evangelically
7.2
warmly
39 1.0
calmly
110 1.0

Surface Forms

evangelically positive

Morphology

evangelically = evangelical (semi-transparent) = evangel + ical + ly

Morphologically regular formation from the adjective 'evangelical' by adding '-ly'.

Etymology

Evangelically comes from the root evangel, meaning 'good news', the same root you see in evangelist. A helpful way to remember it is to think of someone spreading 'good news' with great energy, so it now means showing strong enthusiasm for a belief or cause.