Pronunciation: /ɪmˈfætɪkli/
adjective showing or giving emphasis
A1 She shook her head emphatically when asked if she wanted any more dessert.
A2 The coach emphatically stated that teamwork is essential for success.
B1 The teacher emphasized emphatically that studying regularly is the key to good grades.
B2 The CEO emphatically declared that the company would not tolerate any form of discrimination.
C1 The politician spoke emphatically about the need for healthcare reform.
C2 The judge ruled emphatically in favor of the plaintiff, citing overwhelming evidence.
adverb in a forceful or insistent manner
A1 She emphatically denied any involvement in the crime.
A2 He shook his head emphatically to show his disagreement.
B1 The teacher emphatically stated the importance of studying for the exam.
B2 The CEO emphatically declared that the company would not tolerate any unethical behavior.
C1 The politician emphatically argued for the need to address climate change immediately.
C2 The scientist emphatically defended her research findings in the face of criticism.
formal The speaker emphatically stated his position on the matter during the conference.
informal She told me emphatically that she was not going to the party.
slang He was like, emphatically not interested in going to the concert.
figurative The artist's use of color emphatically conveyed the emotions of the painting.
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