vigorously
തീവ്രമായി
definition
adverb
she shook her head vigorously
in a way that involves physical strength, effort, or energy; strenuously.
example
I 'vigorously' deny being involved, much less behind the current crisis facing the Estrada government.
Now, he's fighting this extradition very 'vigorously' .
They give us a hearty thumbs-up and 'vigorously' wave and pump their hands.
Amnesty International, the human rights group that campaigned 'vigorously' to save Miss Darabi, led the condemnation.
she shook her head 'vigorously'
he 'vigorously' denied the allegation
Haddad, his lawyers and supporters have 'vigorously' opposed such allegations.
He looked to have been caught but made his protests too 'vigorously' for the referee, who booked the striker.
A few audience members 'vigorously' nodded their heads in a "Hear, Hear" manner.
The discrimination against women in the name of caste and creed and the resultant ostracising too would be fought 'vigorously' .
The best method for routine hand washing is to cover the hands with soap and 'vigorously' rub for at least 10 seconds.
The obvious interpretation put on each ministerial speech has been 'vigorously' denied by Downing Street.
Casper shook her head 'vigorously' , clearing it of the fuzzy, heavy feeling that her tears had brought on.
We must 'vigorously' pursue methods to improve the quality of self-report data on sexuality.
Archie nodded again, a little more 'vigorously' .
In the 1860 presidential election Lovejoy campaigned 'vigorously' for Abraham Lincoln.
The Justice Department should enforce the laws more 'vigorously' .
Ashlee nodded 'vigorously' , " It was freaky.
Pour the eggs and sugar into a large mixing bowl and whisk 'vigorously' , until the sugar has dissolved.
she shook her head 'vigorously'
he 'vigorously' denied the allegation
This mixture is rubbed 'vigorously' into the scalp.
The theatergoers applauded her as 'vigorously' as Mary and I had at home.
Not only the existence of corruption is denied but corrupt politicians and bureaucrats are 'vigorously' defended.
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