strongheartedly

See also: strong-heartedly

English

Alternative forms

• strong-heartedly

Etymology

From stronghearted +‎ -ly.

Adverb

strongheartedly (comparative more strongheartedly, superlative most strongheartedly)

1. Bravely, courageously.
   • 1985, Simon Wiesenthal Center Annual - Volume 2, page 123:

     They listened as Walter Frank urged the audience "strongheartedly to proclaim great deeds and thus to help develop a people that not only understands great deeds but is also able to perform them."

2. Resiliently.
   • 1916, Boot and Shoe Recorder - Volume 69, page 32:

     For a year past, he knew the inevitable, yet by his indomitable will kept strongheartedly to his' work, sustained by a rugged vitality.

   • 1975, Frank Samuel Caprio, Add Life to Your Years, page 26:

     You may, if you will, journey through life as many a valiant traveler before you has done, jousting strongheartedly with the years, marked but not marred by age.