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Definition of vehement - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
intense emotionshowing strong and often angry feelings
- He spoke with vehement opposition to the proposal..
2.
emotionexpressing opinions with strong conviction
- He was vehement in his opposition to the plan.
Origin of vehement
Latin, vehemens (violent)
Terms with vehement included in their meaning
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communication
characterized by a loud, vehement outcry
vehement complaint
complain vehemently about something
protests
expressing or characterized by vehement protests or demands
condemnatory
characterized by vehement condemnation
group demand
vehement expression of collective feeling
protest strongly
express vehement protest
intense emotion
in a furious or vehement manner
protester
individual known for vehement protests
Examples of vehement in a sentence
The debate was marked by vehement arguments from both sides. Her vehement denial surprised everyone in the room. The debate turned heated with his vehement arguments.
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- French:véhément, fervent, ...
- German:heftig, leidenschaftlich, ...
- Italian:appassionato, ...
- Spanish:apasionado, ferviente, ...
- Portuguese:fervoroso, ...
- Chinese:激烈的, 猛烈的, ...
- Japanese:激しい, 熱烈な, ...
- Arabic:عَنِيف, ...
- Hebrew:חָרִיף, נֶחְרָץ, ...
- Russian:яростный, решительный, ...
- Ukrainian:запеклий, палкий, ...
- Hindi:उग्र, प्रबल, ...
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