emphatically
ਜੋਰਦਾਰ
definition
adverb
He is a man who speaks forcefully, emphatically and, yes, sometimes controversially from the pulpit at First Baptist Church.
in a forceful way.
example
My secretary has confirmed 'emphatically' that no such letter or request was delivered to my office.
she closed the door behind her 'emphatically'
But why is conscious experience 'emphatically' positive?
Both the District Court judge and the High Court judge 'emphatically' stood behind the principle that the ability to pay money ought not to influence the outcome of the case.
Jane, though born in California, feels 'emphatically' English
At just a few months short of his 70th birthday, Caine is definitely and 'emphatically' in fashion.
Cheney 'emphatically' reaffirms the pro-federalism position on the issue.
The entrance door and flanking windows are 'emphatically' Gothic with pointed arches, the doorway framed in granite and the windows with granite sills and lintels.
This was 'emphatically' reinforced when we saw a demo behind closed doors and spoke with some of the developers in May.
Ell 'emphatically' denied making the statement, adding that he had nothing against white people.
Greg is 'emphatically' not a slacker
Fending off a protesting Violet, Briar 'emphatically' closed and locked the door before taking a seat on the sofa.
Toward the end of the song, when I 'emphatically' sang the last chorus, Sarah finally opened her door and quickly dragged me inside.
It became an 'emphatically' risk-averse society, partly because actions encouraged by the government could not fail, while those undertaken without central support could not succeed.
With an 'emphatically' worried expression, he blustered about the common tasks involved in ‘defending Western values’.
A spokesman for the London-based group says: ‘We 'emphatically' deny any impropriety whatsoever.’
Jane, though born in California, feels 'emphatically' Canadian
‘No way,’ he said 'emphatically'
Tara, not wanting to let one of her hands go from her ears, started nodding 'emphatically' to the door.
Greg is 'emphatically' not a slacker
Thus far it has been established that even under the most favorable conditions the country's indebtedness is absolutely and 'emphatically' unsustainable during the next two decades.
He is a man who speaks forcefully, 'emphatically' and, yes, sometimes controversially from the pulpit at First Baptist Church.
With huge square towers linked by thick walkways, it stands on a slight eminence and is 'emphatically' hellish.
Soldiers interviewed in Kosovo 'emphatically' expressed their support for nationbuilding.
‘The book doesn't bother me at all whatsoever,’ declared Hunter 'emphatically' , before going on to sound very bothered indeed.
If Mesches's compositional devices are often classical, his palette is 'emphatically' expressionist.
Yet when I asked Sherry if she would consider moving elsewhere, she 'emphatically' answered ‘No.’
However, when contacted by The Sunday Business Post last Friday, the witness 'emphatically' denied the statement attributed to him.
‘The persecution makes us strong’, said Vic 'emphatically' .
And both papers answer that second question clearly and 'emphatically' : it's about freedom.
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