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emphatic
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emphatic
adjective
/ɛmˈfætɪk/
emphasize
empire
Meaning
expressed with emphasis; strongly expressive
forceful; strong; showing emphasis; expressed with force and conviction
Example Sentences
He gave an
emphatic
denial of the rumors.
She gave an
emphatic
'no' to the proposal.
Example Expressions
emphatic victory
Synonyms
forceful, strong, firm, vigorous, assertive, definite, decisive
Entry 1
forceful, strong, firm, vigorous, assertive
Entry 2
forceful, strong, vigorous, definite, decisive
Antonyms
weak, uncertain, hesitant, mild, gentle
Entry 1
weak, uncertain, hesitant
Entry 2
hesitant, weak, uncertain, mild, gentle
Collocations
emphatic denial, emphatic statement, emphatic victory, emphatic response, emphatic gesture
Entry 1
emphatic denial, emphatic statement, emphatic victory, emphatic response
Entry 2
emphatic denial, emphatic response, emphatic gesture, emphatic statement
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