emphatic
അതിലുമൊക്കെ
definition
noun
an emphatic consonant.
adjective
the children were emphatic that they would like to repeat the experience
showing or giving emphasis; expressing something forcibly and clearly.
example
I can think of many games where Anil has engineered 'emphatic' wins for India.
The performance of the younger members of the team has become a feature and the combination of Ross and Joe responded well to the challenge with an 'emphatic' win.
In the last of the two games before the quarter-final stage, Grange's 'emphatic' win sees them go through to meet premier side Parkville United.
Using the 'emphatic' pronunciations of the and a in these poems would not only sound bizarre and unnatural, it would also would also spoil the rhythm.
Matlock spurned several easy chances to secure an even more 'emphatic' win.
The results are more 'emphatic' than I was expecting and this is extremely good news.
When we moved in she was 'emphatic' that she wanted the top floor to herself.
Both of them are 'emphatic' that they are not passing any judgment on technology.
She has been particularly 'emphatic' about how much she is looking forward to it, on Tuesdays.
The " facts " presented by the studio consisted of a list of 'emphatic' denials about the film.
"Oh yes, most definitely, " Lisa agreed with an 'emphatic' nod.
The finish was equally 'emphatic' and the Derby fans celebrated without reservation.
Which is expressed by the most 'emphatic' word in the interrogative sentence?
A U.S. Congressional delegation made an equally 'emphatic' statement in late August.
This time the result was more 'emphatic' as this excellent college extends its reputation as one of the finest in the college football hierarchy.
He is equally 'emphatic' about the need to promote Maori language.
In fact, the women were 'emphatic' about the necessity of making the stories available to young people as part of school curricula.
The pronunciation tandur or tandir, current in Turkey, C. Asia and India, reflects the 'emphatic' Turkic pronunciation of the double n.
A slave appeared in the half-open doorway and scurried away at Adriana's 'emphatic' gesture.
Ilkley's second fifteen continued their winning ways with an 'emphatic' victory at Salem.
Sandeep was 'emphatic' that the print media had its place in advertising.
He was particularly 'emphatic' about the importance of keeping the public informed of these developments.
However, World Champion Steve Goacher fought back in the second race to record an 'emphatic' victory for his Windermere Sailing Club.
A determined Midleton had an 'emphatic' 27-8 win away to Portadown and they are now up to fourth in the table.
Paul Botterill had given Volunteer an excellent start, but solid scoring from all the Britannia team ensured an 'emphatic' result.
Following their 'emphatic' win in the Sunday Quiz League, they needed to win their last match of the season in the Wednesday Quiz League to ensure the double.
Hendry said he had plenty of room for improvement despite the 'emphatic' result.
Jen wants us to take her mother there, and was rather 'emphatic' about it.
When the counties squared up in the championship in Killarney, the outcome was an 'emphatic' win for Kerry.
The 'emphatic' if irregular end rhymes work in a similar way and reflect the claustrophobia of the situation with all three participants seemingly trapped in a hall of mirrors.
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