Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Vehement"

A:
showing strong feelings; forceful, passionate, or intense.
"her voice was low but vehement"

A: showing strong feeling, forceful, powerful or
intense

A: He vehemently denied the accusations.
Her voice was low but vehement.
He shook his head vehemently.

A: Vehement- showing strong feeling

EX:

1. Alex was not happy with the service she received at the hotel so she wrote a vehement letter to the manager.

2. The mother made a vehement plea to execute her daughter's murderer.

3. People who belong in the middle and lower class are vehement opponents to the tax increase.

A: Vehement is excited with passion, sometimes even to the extent of being angry about something. Excited is used to refer to happy situations.

I vehemently hate broccoli. (The person is very passionate about hating broccoli.)

I am very excited to start this project. (You wouldn't use vehement in this case because excited just sounds better and is more often used in speech.)

Usually you wouldn't use vehement in speech because it's somewhat formal, and not really applicable in daily situations. Hopefully this helps!

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