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Adverb(1) (2) in a sincere and heartfelt manner(3) at a great cost(4) with affection(5) extremely(6) lovingly

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Adverb(1) (2) in a sincere and heartfelt manner(3) at a great cost(4) with affection(5) extremely(6) lovingly

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(1) In the final analysis, though, it was errors in defence that cost the Cougars dearly .(2) The bottom line is we would dearly love some government assistance there.(3) Not having unions to fight for their rights has cost workers dearly , he says.(4) They were his family, and anyone who tried to hurt them would suffer dearly by his hands.(5) He had done it the last time, and suffered dearly , no matter how hip people thought it was.(6) The Winster Valley is one of South Lakeland's well-kept secrets, dearly loved by those who know it.(7) One of his greatest joys in life was spending time with his family, whom he loved dearly and by whom he will be sadly missed.(8) A man who dearly loved to see his side win, he was never known to criticise players when they suffered defeat.(9) I tend not to be very forthcoming when it comes to my personal life, even with people I am close to and love dearly .(10) My parents gave me a small dog which I love dearly , but she has caused havoc by urinating on the lawn, staining it yellow.(11) I would dearly love to hear the cry of u2018hey, fair go mateu2019 over here a little more often.(12) But the support of the other members of the world community will be more dearly bought.(13) He also knows how to keep them in order without getting annoyed - a virtue some parents would dearly love.(14) He loved his parents dearly , but sometimes it creeped him out about how nosy they could be.(15) Maureen Whelan was best described as a lady and was dearly loved by relatives, friends and neighbours.(16) But removing a fare-paying passenger to make way for an air miles traveller costs carriers dearly .

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(1) In the final analysis, though, it was errors in defence that cost the Cougars dearly .(2) The bottom line is we would dearly love some government assistance there.(3) Not having unions to fight for their rights has cost workers dearly , he says.(4) They were his family, and anyone who tried to hurt them would suffer dearly by his hands.(5) He had done it the last time, and suffered dearly , no matter how hip people thought it was.(6) The Winster Valley is one of South Lakeland's well-kept secrets, dearly loved by those who know it.(7) One of his greatest joys in life was spending time with his family, whom he loved dearly and by whom he will be sadly missed.(8) A man who dearly loved to see his side win, he was never known to criticise players when they suffered defeat.(9) I tend not to be very forthcoming when it comes to my personal life, even with people I am close to and love dearly .(10) My parents gave me a small dog which I love dearly , but she has caused havoc by urinating on the lawn, staining it yellow.(11) I would dearly love to hear the cry of u2018hey, fair go mateu2019 over here a little more often.(12) But the support of the other members of the world community will be more dearly bought.(13) He also knows how to keep them in order without getting annoyed - a virtue some parents would dearly love.(14) He loved his parents dearly , but sometimes it creeped him out about how nosy they could be.(15) Maureen Whelan was best described as a lady and was dearly loved by relatives, friends and neighbours.(16) But removing a fare-paying passenger to make way for an air miles traveller costs carriers dearly .

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(1) dearly beloved

(2) love dearly

(3) dearly loved

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(1) dearly beloved

(2) love dearly

(3) dearly loved

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Adverb

1. very much

2. at great cost

3. dear

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Adverb

1. very much

2. at great cost

3. dear

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