lustily

In robust fashion

Lustily means with great vigor, enthusiasm, or energy.

Someone singing lustily belts out the song with full voice: The crowd lustily cheered their team.

The word connects to lust in its older sense of eager desire or appetite, not necessarily sexual.

The baby cried lustily suggests healthy, full-throated wailing rather than anything improper.

vigor

vigorously

With forceful enthusiasm

robustly · strenuously · forcefully · powerfully · spiritedly · dynamically · zestfully · exuberantly · animatedly · briskly

desire

passionately

With intense emotion

yearningly · sensually · erotically · hungrily · covetously · ardently · fervently · lecherously · salaciously · libidinously

loudness

boisterously

In a loud, energetic way

sonorously · raucously · clamorously · uproariously · ringingly · stentorian · blaring · bellowing · roaringly · noisily

Opposites
vigor/intensity

lustilyweakly

Without much force

feebly · limply · languidly · listlessly · flimsily

volume/audibility

lustilyquietly

Without making noise

softly · silently · inaudibly · mutedly · under one's breath

enthusiasm/spirit

lustilytimidly

In fearful, hesitant fashion

hesitantly · blandly · apathetically · tepidly · unenthusiastically

Family

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