direly

I'm direly in love with doing anything for my family, who is the American public.

"My friend, I eat men only when most direly hungry.

So the area most direly overstaffed was the one that had made no cuts.

Why was that done unless-My thoughts turned direly in a new direction.

This event would direly affect Jean, but it would also lead to their marriage.

Something was wrong, direly wrong, he had to conclude.

She felt she owed him a last chance to back down; that some final, direly urgent warning should be given.

At all costs he must get out of Fabriano, and that soon, or he would suffer direly.

And often it is the only type of financing available to them for building and housing improvements they direly need.

Having seen the success of their effort to get help, Kirk suggests trying to similarly focus on a communicator as an object they direly need.

Four months, say some; other Clintonites direly warn that the country would be "paralyzed" most of 1999.

They had been the cream of the crop, all excellent men who were direly needed in our desperate war against the methane-breathers.

We fought it through with Dave as he began to force rice again, but there was no real relief in the form of direly needed food.

It stank direly of paste and cheap, black, shag tobacco.

Over half a dozen horses were milling in the aisle, whinnying direly.

Legal experts acknowledge that the patent system is increasingly overburdened and direly in need of reform.

Proponents argued the renovation was direly needed citing aging and cramped facilities.

In the first novel, the Gamemakers told the tributes that the feast would provide them with something they direly needed.

Thus, he was not part of the nostalgia; worse, his Ben was direly unpredictable.

You'll also be direly warned if you have no antivirus software installed - but in this case, Microsoft doesn't provide any.

"But now you shall learn some actual discipline, for in the little game I devise your will to please is direly tested.

The haunting fear was that the crop would fail as many of the mountaineers had direly predicted.

The problem was compounding itself and the chances that our captors would provide the direly needed food were nil.

Though direly frightened and sorely scandalized, the brothers still thought it well to refrain from action.

She stared back at him direly.