Antonyms for fondly
ˈfɒnd lifond·ly

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1. fondly, lovinglyadverb

   with fondness; with love

   "she spoke to her children fondly"

   Synonyms:
   lovingly

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1. rudely

   to be rude.

   the students spoke rudely to their substitute teacher.

   Submitted by rinat on December 13, 2015  

How to use fondly in a sentence?

1. Tamara Lanier:

   Starting with my mother who, throughout my childhood and not only my childhood but my children's childhood, would often talk about our family history... and she would start with a person who she fondly referred to as Papa Renty, the black African, she spoke with great pride about Papa Renty. She talked about Papa Renty and Papa Renty ability to read. Papa Renty would read the Bible to people, and that Papa Renty taught others to read and Papa Renty was kind of this well-respected community person, and when she spoke of Papa Renty, it was with a great fondness.

2. Jamie Lynn:

   That was a really, maybe, good time in perhaps all of our lives, perhaps he was in that, so I remember him fondly because that was probably one of the best times in the whole family's life.

3. De Grasse:

   2018 will always be the year I look back at fondly as the year my daughter came into the world.

4. Brad Little:

   They’re looking at Idaho fondly because of our strong economy, regulatory atmosphere and our values, there’s a lot that needs to happen before moving the border is within the realm of possibility.

5. Sally Catto:

   Sharon, Lois and Bram got their start at CBC back in the '80s with the Elephant Show, and they went on to become icons to children all across North America through various programs and specials. Lois will be fondly remembered by her many friends at CBC.

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