Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Wholeheartedly"

A: To do something wholeheartedly means to do it with sincerity or with commitment, as if you were doing it with your "whole heart."
- She wholeheartedly confessed her feelings to him.
- He wholeheartedly promised to stick by me through the hard times.
- They wholeheartedly supported their children.

A: ‘Wholeheartedly’ means to do or complete something with alot of effort and commitment.

The opposite of this is ‘halfheartedly’ which means to not be committed or put alot of effort into something.
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A: Wholeheartedly is giving everything, not holding back, full commitment

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A: - I wholeheartedly agree.
- She wishes wholeheartedly for peace.
- He works wholeheartedly at his job.

A: I wholeheartedly agree with you.

A: No difference.

A: “From the button of my heart” is not a phrase we say. You could say “from the bottom of my heart” which means “deeply” or wholeheartedly, which is used more for agreement. “I agree wholeheartedly.”

A: No real difference in meaning, just a different expression

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A: Hi. I found an audio file on "forvo.com" free database for pronunciation.
https://forvo.com/search/wholeheartedly/
This is my go-to site for my own pronunciation questions. Take care.

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