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vehemently

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Pronunciation: US /ˈviːəməntli/

vehemently means: With very strong feeling or force, especially when disagreeing or denying something.

adverb

WITH STRONG FEELINGC1

With very strong feeling or force, especially when disagreeing or denying something.

  • She vehemently denied the accusation.
  • They argued vehemently against the proposal.
  • He was vehemently opposed to closing the school.

Similar words: strongly, forcefully, fiercely

Opposites: mildly

Common phrases: vehemently deny something, vehemently oppose something

Questions about vehemently

What does vehemently mean?

With very strong feeling or force, especially when disagreeing or denying something.

What is vehemently in other languages?

Türkçe: şiddetle · Español: vehementemente · Français: avec véhémence · Deutsch: heftig · Italiano: veementemente · 日本語: 激しく

How do you pronounce vehemently?

It is pronounced /ˈviːəməntli/.

How do you use vehemently in a sentence?

She vehemently denied the accusation. They argued vehemently against the proposal.

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