Definition of violently in English:

violently

adverb ˈvʌɪələntliˈvaɪ(ə)ləntli

1Using physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill someone or something.
I was once violently assaulted on a bus
protesters clashed violently with the police
Example sentencesExamples
- He claimed that it was a part of a larger strategy to expel them violently from areas to be farmed by colonists.
- He stubbornly goes forth armed with only his ideals as his men are violently cut down by enemy fire.
- He drives a taxi because he cannot sleep, but his nightly runs through the city's dirtiest neighbourhoods compel him to act violently.
- There are consequences when he deals with things violently, and he lies frequently because his every misguided placement of trust is betrayed.
- Romance ends abruptly and violently when she kills Jeff's partner.
2In a very strong or vigorous manner.
he coughed violently
the aircraft began violently shaking
Example sentencesExamples
- When the pressure is released, the juice begins to boil violently and the lime is added.
- Examples from the artist's "Torn Map" series at first look like scraps of paper violently ripped from a whole.
- The ballet was violently booed at its premiere in 1913.
- She spits violently at her reflection.
- The song has a stormy quality that lends itself to images of waves crashing violently against rocky shorelines.
1. 2.1 To a very great degree; intensely.
  I found myself violently disagreeing with him
  as submodifier he woke up feeling violently ill
  Example sentencesExamples
  During this time, his paintings were brightly coloured abstracts executed with violently expressive brushwork.
  The work is violently powerful, its overriding message being the oppression of the Mexican lower classes.
  Initially, the group was moderately enthusiastic about the idea of popular architecture—or at least not violently opposed to it.
  The border is echoed in the conglomeration of baroque forms that violently jut in from the bottom left.
  In the mid-distance a cottage is burning, as smoke violently billows and fumes.

Definition of violently in US English:

violently

adverbˈvī(ə)ləntlēˈvaɪ(ə)ləntli

1Using physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill someone or something.
I was once violently assaulted on a bus
protesters clashed violently with the police
Example sentencesExamples
- Romance ends abruptly and violently when she kills Jeff's partner.
- He drives a taxi because he cannot sleep, but his nightly runs through the city's dirtiest neighbourhoods compel him to act violently.
- He claimed that it was a part of a larger strategy to expel them violently from areas to be farmed by colonists.
- There are consequences when he deals with things violently, and he lies frequently because his every misguided placement of trust is betrayed.
- He stubbornly goes forth armed with only his ideals as his men are violently cut down by enemy fire.
2In a very strong or vigorous manner.
he coughed violently
the aircraft began violently shaking
Example sentencesExamples
- Examples from the artist's "Torn Map" series at first look like scraps of paper violently ripped from a whole.
- The song has a stormy quality that lends itself to images of waves crashing violently against rocky shorelines.
- The ballet was violently booed at its premiere in 1913.
- When the pressure is released, the juice begins to boil violently and the lime is added.
- She spits violently at her reflection.
1. 2.1 To a very great degree; intensely.
  I found myself violently disagreeing with him
  as submodifier he woke up feeling violently ill
  Example sentencesExamples
  The work is violently powerful, its overriding message being the oppression of the Mexican lower classes.
  Initially, the group was moderately enthusiastic about the idea of popular architecture—or at least not violently opposed to it.
  During this time, his paintings were brightly coloured abstracts executed with violently expressive brushwork.
  In the mid-distance a cottage is burning, as smoke violently billows and fumes.
  The border is echoed in the conglomeration of baroque forms that violently jut in from the bottom left.

词汇	violently
释义	Definition of violently in English: violently adverb ˈvʌɪələntliˈvaɪ(ə)ləntli 1Using physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill someone or something. I was once violently assaulted on a bus protesters clashed violently with the police Example sentencesExamples He claimed that it was a part of a larger strategy to expel them violently from areas to be farmed by colonists. He stubbornly goes forth armed with only his ideals as his men are violently cut down by enemy fire. He drives a taxi because he cannot sleep, but his nightly runs through the city's dirtiest neighbourhoods compel him to act violently. There are consequences when he deals with things violently, and he lies frequently because his every misguided placement of trust is betrayed. Romance ends abruptly and violently when she kills Jeff's partner. 2In a very strong or vigorous manner. he coughed violently the aircraft began violently shaking Example sentencesExamples When the pressure is released, the juice begins to boil violently and the lime is added. Examples from the artist's "Torn Map" series at first look like scraps of paper violently ripped from a whole. The ballet was violently booed at its premiere in 1913. She spits violently at her reflection. The song has a stormy quality that lends itself to images of waves crashing violently against rocky shorelines. 2.1 To a very great degree; intensely. I found myself violently disagreeing with him as submodifier he woke up feeling violently ill Example sentencesExamples During this time, his paintings were brightly coloured abstracts executed with violently expressive brushwork. The work is violently powerful, its overriding message being the oppression of the Mexican lower classes. Initially, the group was moderately enthusiastic about the idea of popular architecture—or at least not violently opposed to it. The border is echoed in the conglomeration of baroque forms that violently jut in from the bottom left. In the mid-distance a cottage is burning, as smoke violently billows and fumes. Definition of violently in US English: violently adverbˈvī(ə)ləntlēˈvaɪ(ə)ləntli 1Using physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill someone or something. I was once violently assaulted on a bus protesters clashed violently with the police Example sentencesExamples Romance ends abruptly and violently when she kills Jeff's partner. He drives a taxi because he cannot sleep, but his nightly runs through the city's dirtiest neighbourhoods compel him to act violently. He claimed that it was a part of a larger strategy to expel them violently from areas to be farmed by colonists. There are consequences when he deals with things violently, and he lies frequently because his every misguided placement of trust is betrayed. He stubbornly goes forth armed with only his ideals as his men are violently cut down by enemy fire. 2In a very strong or vigorous manner. he coughed violently the aircraft began violently shaking Example sentencesExamples Examples from the artist's "Torn Map" series at first look like scraps of paper violently ripped from a whole. The song has a stormy quality that lends itself to images of waves crashing violently against rocky shorelines. The ballet was violently booed at its premiere in 1913. When the pressure is released, the juice begins to boil violently and the lime is added. She spits violently at her reflection. 2.1 To a very great degree; intensely. I found myself violently disagreeing with him as submodifier he woke up feeling violently ill Example sentencesExamples The work is violently powerful, its overriding message being the oppression of the Mexican lower classes. Initially, the group was moderately enthusiastic about the idea of popular architecture—or at least not violently opposed to it. During this time, his paintings were brightly coloured abstracts executed with violently expressive brushwork. In the mid-distance a cottage is burning, as smoke violently billows and fumes. The border is echoed in the conglomeration of baroque forms that violently jut in from the bottom left.
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