How to pronounce “fondly” in English

He fondly remembers one of his teachers telling him that acting, in a way, is a type of service.

looked at kind of fondly.

You spoke fondly of the show because a lot of it was about family and everyone can relate to it.

So this sound is fondly referred to as ice crispies, as you might be able to see if you squint.

is just thinking back fondly to their childhood and their favorite Bruce Lee movie or Jackie Chan, and that's who they see you as, the martial arts Kung Fu

It's not just fondly thinking, these are good values to live by or sometimes-- it hasn't happened.

And I will forever remember and think fondly of that time.

I still think of it fondly, so it is wonderful to be back here.

And it's made me also think much more fondly of her, because I'm like, damn.

I call it fondly my "canyon of career despair."

A full-time staff member of Parivaar is fondly referred to as a Seva Bharati, meaning the one who is devoted to an ideal service.

And I think that's why I can feel so fondly about it.

a little jealous that we're not there remembered fondly there - yeah right

you thank you it's nice to have a student that remembers me fondly you know there there

So I love the idea of being the house that kids recollect fondly when they're adults."

What is the great big orange donut around the outside, as it's been fondly nicknamed?

His name is ,, so we call him Dubiji very fondly.

to grow our production, and that keeps encroaching on what Marty fondly refers to as the most expensive corn hole space in the world.

But I think also the animated movie, everyone thinks of so fondly.

He writes a letter to a teacher who he remembers very fondly and talks about the students he remembered from his class.

Type 2 fun is miserable when you're doing it but you look back on it fondly.

I went to Stones Throw a while ago, and I remember fondly that they had an option to give a suggestion for a dessert.

And yet it was surrounded by enemies, those whom the Romans fondly called barbarians.

I grew up in New England and fondly remember seeing you at a few gaming conventions in the late '80's and early '90's and you talked

Such re-animation Two tour the nation He gets out of limos He meets other women He speaks of her fondly

be uh critical of both sides of the aisle in in this speech um President Bush I I recall very fondly in April

I was speaking to an audience like this, and they speak very fondly of all you folks.

And the fact that we still remember and talk fondly about that movie at 14 years on, around that time, more than a decade the film got released,

And it's like he's talking to an old version of me that I still feel fondly towards, but is now

Challenge three, and I'm looking out at all of you and probably some of you there, this generation that everybody so fondly called Millennials,

For most of the three years I had him teach me, I thought he only had a son of whom he spoke incredibly fondly.

That was absolutely his breakout role, and I couldn't believe that they knew the person who I fondly imagined would only exist on the pages of a book.

See, 15, 20 years after the fact, people still remember that game fondly because it was an amazing storytelling experience.

and I think that it was just as I was reading books and maturing that really stick in my head over time and I kind of always think back to fondly upon those books and judge

MALE AUDIENCE MEMBER #4: So, I would like to understand, I guess the fact that you said that people, when they were born in the '80s looked fondly on the '50s and then again,

Subsequently, people who were born in the '80s and who are in those positions today obviously remember fondly on those stories and how does it perpetuate