adverb

• With great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or objective.

  ‘a sustained and zealously pursued campaign’

  More example sentences

  • ‘he laboured zealously for the promotion of education’
  • ‘Alongside pastoral fervor for souls, the missionaries zealously adhered to their French allegiance.’
  • ‘They zealously desire to preserve the status quo, which means to preserve their power.’
  • ‘Van Helsing, played zealously by Peter Cushing, is no longer the elderly savant typified by Edward Van Sloan in Browning's film.’
  • ‘This government - still zealously following failed economic policies - has no real answers to the unemployment crisis.’
  • ‘Securing a SAN from external assaults is not particularly hard, since most SANs are located behind thick firewalls with zealously guarded network access.’