vehemently

Aristide has said he was abducted by the United States and forced to leave, a charge Washington has vehemently denied.

She so vehemently wished to find a response to her own ardour that she closed her eyes to all that did not too readily show itself.

although the company had not seen the lawsuit, it vehemently disputes the sheriff's claims.

It turned out to be false and both of the thespians vehemently denied the gossip, initiating legal proceedings against the rumormongers.

Thinking you know everything, rejecting new methods and vehemently insisting on your ways prevents you from connecting with others.

He countered such attacks vehemently, saying such a conclusion rested on a slanted reading of what he had said on the subject.

The rumor was that Mayweather's ribs were injured during a sparring session, something the fiercely proud fighter vehemently denies.

He vehemently denied all the allegations, but stepped down the next day.

Malthus, indeed, had vehemently opposed Ricardo's doctrine that it was impossible for effective demand to be deficient; but vainly.

The irascible rascal became indignant when he heard someone besmirch* him with vehemently harsh swear words.

Many academics who cry out for the regulation of financial markets vehemently oppose it in their own departments.

A boy might play with Barbies, wear dresses, vehemently reject sports and say that he wants to be a girl.

At least one nation, New Zealand, a vehemently antiwhaling country, has expressed doubts that it could support the deal.

In the war he once vehemently demanded that I discharge eighty of his officers.

However, the original users of the reverse proxy server objected vehemently to any potential name change.

She spoke of the depravity of the natives in a voice which nothing could hush, but with a vehemently unctuous horror.

Moreover, even those who have not lost heart often disagree vehemently about the direction in which they would like to see globalization go.

I sat down, and cried most vehemently.

"It was the most crying scandal of the Pacific, " exclaimed Davidson vehemently.

Q. The reactions from the others in the house, particularly those who disapprove so vehemently, make you see them in a new light, too.

Mr Maran has vehemently denied allegations that he played any role in forcing Aircel's sale and he has not been charged with any wrongdoing.

Books have been written and theorists have come out supporting and vehemently denying their claim.

When confronted, the 7-year-old guilty party denied quite vehemently that she had done the deed.

Belgrade, which considers Kosovo as the cradle of Serbian culture and religion, is vehemently opposed to independence for the republic.

And when the flood arose, the stream beat vehemently against that house, and could not shake it, for it was founded on the rock.

Some officials said they feared that Mr. Obama was limiting his own maneuvering room by engaging the critics so vehemently.

Note: We vehemently oppose "ninja looting" therefore your credit card will NOT be charged until your order is processed for shipping.

But many in the nuclear industry vehemently disagree, and a number argue that the positive PCR is not in itself a big deal.

The PA's decision to delay endorsement of the report was quickly and vehemently denounced by all the Palestinian political factions.

Some may heap praises on you, and quite sincerely; others may condemn you, and quite vehemently.

In rescuing Greece, Ireland, and Portugal, European leaders vehemently resisted any solution that smacked of default by a eurozone country.

Your parents vehemently refuse the sack of gold coin oranges that their guests just brought just to be courteous.

We argued vehemently, and just as vehemently stuck together.

Panda Security vehemently denies a connection, saying in a statement that its internal policy bars the hiring of 'black hats.

Conservatives will object vehemently to this characterization of Thailand's troubled politics.

Conservatives will object vehemently to this characterisation of Thailand's troubled politics.

After ten years of working for a prestigious Wall Street bank and slamming into a glass ceiling, I vehemently said "Enough! "

But greens vehemently oppose the building of more dams and transmission lines in the country's beautiful, rain-drenched south.

White House officials vehemently deny the charge.

The Kremlin vehemently objects to the shield; it has poisoned US-Russian relations.

Plenty of anarchists, libertarian socialists andothers would endorse this social vision but vehemently reject Marxism.

It can't be true, she thought vehemently, trying to push back the fear.

But Chagnon vehemently rejects the notion that Yanomamo warriors are compelled to fight by their aggressive instincts.

He says: "I vehemently oppose the use of these discoveries for tailor-making children. "

His experience left him sceptical, sometimes hostile, towards any resort to war; he vehemently opposed Tony Blair's Iraq adventure.

Russia is vehemently opposed to the notion of NATO membership for the two former Soviet bloc countries.

scold, upbraid, berate, revile, vituperate, rail These verbs mean to reprimand or criticize angrily or vehemently .

But IP addresses can be fabricated, Blank says, and the Chinese government vehemently denied anything to do with the incident.

Jenny and I have no hard feelings toward each other even though we often debate vehemently.

Germany vehemently opposes the idea before a natural alignment of euro-zone economies is achieved through sound economic policies.

But he spake the more vehemently, If I should die with thee, I will not deny thee in any wise.

There is of course a minority of the media that vehemently argue against Rose winning the MVP award.

President Yusuf vehemently opposed the dismissal, arguing that only he had the power to act in such cases.

The Navy's presence in the Yellow Sea isn't new, nor has China previously so vehemently opposed U. S. operations there, U. S. officials say.

It apparently took just one telephone call from the Kremlin to switch the tone from vehemently anti-Western to broadly neutral.

Participants can indicate if they agree, disagree, kind of agree or oppose vehemently -- all non-verbally.

Russia is vehemently opposed to the further eastward expansion of NATO to two large former Soviet Republics.

Insiders say some of the 35-odd family members vehemently oppose selling to Mr Murdoch at any price.

Unsurprisingly, central bankers vehemently reject this plot idea.

The military vehemently denies those accusations and says its forces are overstretched in the region.

While we vehemently condemn these abuses of power, we urge all who read this to remain focused on our intended message.

Yossarian drove him back from the nose vehemently each time so that they would not clutter up each other's way.

Then Mr. Paulson released his plan, and Mr. McCain weighed vehemently into the debate.

Some legislators have attacked the H-1B programme for taking away "US jobs" and depressing wages, claims that companies vehemently deny.

in the media, a Professor vehemently "positive consumption is patriotic. "

He argued vehemently with Lakers trainer Gary Vitti about his bum knee during the NBA Finals.

No matter how vehemently Athens protests, this notion is not going away.

Many netizens vehemently abused Wang Fei after reading posts copied from that website.

Corporate chieftains, too, argue vehemently in favor of mergers.

Any position a person can take can be held vehemently with anger and great reaction.

Moscow vehemently opposes U. S. plans to site a missile defense shield in Eastern Europe.

I talked more quickly -- more vehemently; but the noise steadily increased.

The government intends to promote CECA . The Democratic Progressive Party and Taiwan Solidarity Union vehemently oppose it.

The chaebol have vehemently resisted attempts to curb their power.

For a population that is vehemently anti-American and anti-Israel, such labels are powerful and destructive.

Armstrong, instead, has vehemently refuted each allegation, either in the press or the courts.

To give vent to angry disapproval; protest vehemently.

Bollywood films, known for their song and dance, are famed for shunning social realism as vehemently as on-screen kisses.

He vehemently denied the accusations against him.

Not all may consider themselves "fanboys, " though (and in fact, many will vehemently deny it).

Some vehemently refute all the facts, and may become angry with their physician.

And the chief priests and the scribes stood, vehemently accusing him.

Qin Qi's painting, whether or Aston vehemently gentlemen, they are covered head on the brick.

That, however, is a long time to wait-and the Europeans still disagree vehemently about how to do any of this (see article).

And the chief priests and the scribes stood by, vehemently accusing Him.

Both women vehemently deny the charges against them.

Particularly in the 1720s, Swift became vehemently engaged in Irish politics.

shout, complain, or argue loudly or vehemently.

Today, a written statement from the Chinese Foreign Ministry vehemently denied the allegations.

In 1914, the spirit of the French Army and nation, burning from sire to son since 1870, was vehemently offensive.

So resolved, I grasped the latch andes hook it vehemently.

So resolved, I grasped the latch and shook it vehemently.

It is a charge that bankers vehemently reject and the data largely back them up.

"I wrote! " said Sarah vehemently.

She says hundreds of female students were killed, a charge the Government vehemently denies.

The Chinese media blamed Myanmarese drug dealers for the incident, which the Myanmar government vehemently denied.

Vincent vowed vengence very vehemently.

At the next stoppage in play, I asked Harkness what had happened. He vehemently denied any wrongdoing and so I was powerless to act.

In fact, most of these people would consider the norm as something to vehemently avoid.

At the same time, central banks will vehemently fight inflation as measured by rising wages.

"Why" , said Ignatius Gallaher, vehemently, "do you know what it is? "

This is the way most vehemently recommended by teachers.

My father and I disagreed vehemently about politics and religion in the late 1960s.

This is a movement which was romantic , irrational and vehemently nationalistic in character.

Last year, China vehemently condemned the Obama administration for approving a package of arms sales to Taiwan.

We emphasize more vehemently now the need to remain connected;

to contradict one's husband vehemently