Can we use hearty as an adverb?





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In the movie '300', the protagonist King Leonidas has a famous dialogue.




Spartans! Ready your breakfast and eat hearty, for tonight, we dine in
hell!




Here, I wanted to know if the usage of hearty as an adverb is right.



Is not heartily the right adverb?









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    In the movie '300', the protagonist King Leonidas has a famous dialogue.




    Spartans! Ready your breakfast and eat hearty, for tonight, we dine in
    hell!




    Here, I wanted to know if the usage of hearty as an adverb is right.



    Is not heartily the right adverb?









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      In the movie '300', the protagonist King Leonidas has a famous dialogue.




      Spartans! Ready your breakfast and eat hearty, for tonight, we dine in
      hell!




      Here, I wanted to know if the usage of hearty as an adverb is right.



      Is not heartily the right adverb?









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      In the movie '300', the protagonist King Leonidas has a famous dialogue.




      Spartans! Ready your breakfast and eat hearty, for tonight, we dine in
      hell!




      Here, I wanted to know if the usage of hearty as an adverb is right.



      Is not heartily the right adverb?







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