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emphatic Adjective 1. expressed, spoken, or done forcefully: an emphatic denial of the allegations 2. forceful and positive: he was emphatic about his desire for peace talks [Greek emphainein to display] emphatically adv
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emphatic adjective 1. forceful, decided, certain, direct, earnest, positive, absolute, distinct, definite, vigorous, energetic, unmistakable, insistent, unequivocal, vehement, forcible, categorical << OPPOSITE hesitant 2. significant, marked, strong, striking, powerful, telling, storming (informal) impressive, pronounced, decisive, resounding, momentous, conclusive << OPPOSITE insignificant Translations emphatic [ɛmˈfætɪk] adj → nachdrücklich; (denial) → energisch; (person, manner) → bestimmt, entschieden |
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