Picture force that has gone past the point where anyone can hold it back. Hands that will not stop shaking. A boat that will not stop rocking. The same too-much force can be aimed by a person at someone else, and it can also happen entirely inside a feeling, so that the voice and the position carry it instead of the body. Every use of violently sits somewhere on that scale of force beyond control.
From the word’s history
The packet's source entry gives it as Middle English violently, equivalent to violent + -ly — the adjective for overwhelming force, turned into a word for how something happens.
packet 裡的來源說它來自中古英文 violently，等於 violent ＋ -ly。也就是把「猛烈、擋不住」這個形容詞，變成形容動作怎麼發生的副詞。
Wiktionary entry supplied in this packet (kaikki:3f6f69a190036ae4:1025515762): 'From Middle English violently; equivalent to violent + -ly.'
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