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Emphatic (Adjective)

Spoken with emphasis; "an emphatic word".

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She raised her voice to an emphatic shout when she told him to stop what he was doing.
His emphatic refusal to eat Brussels sprouts as a child still made his family laugh years later.
The coach's emphatic tone made it clear that she was not pleased with the team's performance.
He repeated his warning in an emphatic manner, as if trying to drill the importance into her head.
Her emphatic yes sealed the deal, and the contract was signed without any further discussion.

Sudden and strong; "an emphatic no".

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Forceful and definite in expression or action; "the document contained a particularly emphatic guarantee of religious liberty".

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She ended her speech with an emphatic "I will not back down" that resonated throughout the hall.
His tone was emphatic as he repeated "Do not, I repeat, do not enter the danger zone without permission."
The company's founder made an emphatic statement about their commitment to sustainability by investing in renewable energy sources.
The judge's emphatic "No!" echoed through the courtroom as she rejected the defense's final appeal.
In her emphatic denial, the politician's body language betrayed her words, revealing her true intentions to the perceptive journalist.