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sorely
[sawr-lee, sohr-]
adverb
in a painful manner.
extremely; very.
I was sorely tempted to report him.
sorely
/ ˈɔːɪ /
adverb
painfully or grievously
sorely wounded
pressingly or greatly
to be sorely taxed
he will be sorely missed
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
It was a sight the struggling Dodgers had come to sorely miss.
Even in treating dark-skinned people, she found aesthetician school to be sorely lacking in offering knowledge.
“Sable will continue to aggressively defend our vested rights to pursue low carbon California oil and natural gas sorely needed to stabilize supply and lower consumer gasoline prices.”
The big studios don't pick-up Marathi projects without an "obvious commercial appeal", which means an ecosystem supportive of experimental artistic voices is sorely lacking, she adds.
If Blake Lively thought for a moment that donuts would help her gain a much-needed tactical victory, she sorely miscalculated.
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