ve·he·ment 
/ˈvi:jəmənt/ adjective
/ˈvi:jəmənt/ adjective [more vehement; most vehement] : showing strong and often angry feelings : very emotional
▪ He issued a vehement denial of the accusation. ▪ The proposal has faced vehement opposition from many teachers. ▪ She was vehement about the need for new safety measures.
▪ He issued a vehement denial of the accusation. ▪ The proposal has faced vehement opposition from many teachers. ▪ She was vehement about the need for new safety measures.
— ve·he·mence /ˈvi:jəməns/ noun [noncount]
▪ She spoke with some vehemence about the need for new safety measures.
/ˈvi:jəməns/ noun [noncount] ▪ She spoke with some vehemence about the need for new safety measures.
— ve·he·ment·ly adverb
▪ He vehemently denied the accusation. ▪ They argued vehemently against the proposal.
▪ He vehemently denied the accusation. ▪ They argued vehemently against the proposal.
