Synonyms:
amply, richly
Meaning: to an ample degree or in an ample manner; "these voices were amply represented"; "we benefited richly"
Usage examples
Then the king buried her richly.
It is probable that they were killed by Indians, a fate which they, at least, richly merited.
She was plainly yet rather richly dressed, in garments of an old-fashioned and well-preserved look.
Never was a richly furnished room more thoroughly comfortless than this--the eye ached at looking round it.
"An hour and a half ago, yes, your majesty," said Fouquet, consulting a watch, richly ornamented with diamonds.
Elephants and camels, llamas and horses, all richly caparisoned in Eastern silks, passed along with their riders.
Thus was swept away the possibility of reaping the reward so richly earned by years of incessant thought, labor, and care.
And she came on horseback, richly beseen, and saluted King Arthur, and there asked him a gift that he promised her when she gave him the sword.
And there she brought him an horn of ivory, bounden with gold richly, and said: Sir, blow this horn which will be heard two mile about this castle.
So King Arthur let bury this knight richly, and made a mention on his tomb, how there was slain Herlews le Berbeus, and by whom the treachery was done, the knight Garlon.