Definition: In a strong or powerful manner.

Alright class, settle down and let’s take a look! You've got a great question there – “What does ‘strongly’ mean?” And the dictionary gives us a good start, saying it means "in a strong or powerful manner." But that can be a bit…dense, right? Let's break it down with a little rhyme. Think of it like this: “Strongly” describes something that really feels – It’s not just lightly done, it’s powerfully real! It means you feel something very deeply, or an action is very forceful and determined. Like if you say “I strongly disagree,” you aren't just mildly hesitant – you have a firm belief! Or if you say "He ran strongly," he wasn’t shuffling along, he was moving with speed and might! Let's try some examples: “She strongly believes in kindness.” (Means she really, truly believes!) "The wind blew strongly through the trees." (Means it was a powerful gust.) Does that help clear things up? Do you have any other questions about how we use ‘strongly’ in sentences?