voluminously

Then Ginny would scrub her face, drink voluminously from the tap, and walk rapidly back to the easel.

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We can change that Aristotle is famous for writing voluminously, which is a sloppy way of saying he's famous for having voluminous writings which are attributed to him.

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As voluminously, extensively, repeatedly although not always by the "lamestream" corporate media documented in the 2006 campaign - and not just by Democrats either - the word is an extremely common racial slur in French North Africa, from where Allen's mother's side of the family hails.

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He was probably the most voluminously documented and most self-critical writer who ever lived.

The Searcher Gary Saul Morson 2011

He has quite a large head, and the voluminously long curly wig only served to accentuate it, but I did not say so.

Exit the Actress Priya Parmar 2011

The vile language ascribed to Watson was so voluminously and unspeakably vile, that he felt they were injuring their own case.

The Benefit of the Doubt 2010

Krueger is a highly respected labor economist who has written voluminously about the economic imperatives of the nation.

Obama's New Economic Adviser Warned of 'Disturbing Problem' 2011

In recent months, according to sources, Galliano had been in a depressive state, his drinking increased voluminously and his work habits became increasingly erratic.

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He has quite a large head, and the voluminously long curly wig only served to accentuate it, but I did not say so.

Exit the Actress Priya Parmar 2011

Some say that this literary derepression is my greatest curse as well as my greatest asset, in that I can write voluminously and very much more quickly than I can think.

Writing Maxine 2009