Examples of 'most desperately' in a sentence
Meaning of "most desperately"
most desperately: used to emphasize the extreme nature of a particular action or feeling, often indicating a sense of urgency or importance
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What you want most desperately of all.
These funds have provided capital just when it was most desperately needed.
The most desperately loved entertainer in the world.
There was something of hers he most desperately wanted.
I am most desperately in love.
No one would expect anything most desperately.
I am most desperately sorry.
Reflect on what you feel most desperately right now.
The bill is about providing financial support to families when it is needed most desperately.
That is the message that we most desperately need today.
Most desperately hard to ruffle his feathers, but he had none.
And it will give you what you most desperately want.
Because the monkeys most desperately want to fit in … with the other monkeys.
These are the three virtues that the modern world most desperately needs.
North Korea is one of the most desperately impoverished countries in the world.
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All the animals came out, except the one I wanted most desperately to reach.
But I want most desperately to live.
The former, it is said, fought most desperately.
Not even the most desperately optimistic patriots believe in this anymore, however.
And the person who needs this most desperately right now.
Though I longed most desperately for sleep.
It was there that Postumius fell whilst fighting most desperately to avoid capture.
The person who needs this most desperately right now is Physician Kwon . And.
Why? There was something of hers he most desperately wanted.
Really, I am most desperately sorry.
It [ is ] that courage that Africa most desperately needs.
Believe me, I am most desperately sorry.
I must leave this house . I am most desperately in love.
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We desperately need something to put in her mouth
The post did not desperately need to be filled
He desperately needed to revive his anemic career
