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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Feel strongly about something

"He feels strongly about human rights."

Does this mean that the cause of human rights is very important to him?


Could you please provide another example?


Thanks in advance!

  

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eg Tom feels strongly that Sri Lanka will win the next World Cup.

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  • eg Tom feels strongly that Sri Lanka will win the next World Cup.
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eg Tom feels strongly that Sri Lanka will win the next World Cup.

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anonymous"He feels strongly about human rights."
Does this mean that the cause of human rights is very important to him?

Yes. If someone is said to "feel strongly" about something, we need to understand from the context why they have strong feelings -- whether because they are in favour of something, or opposed to something, or for some other reason. I

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