emphatic ,

He has more important things to do, is her emphatic answer.

The answer to all those questions was an emphatic yes.

In other ways, he was just trying to make an emphatic point.

Each time, the answer that came back was an emphatic no.

The emphatic use of do has long been used in our language.

My answer to that question would be an emphatic No.

I asked if it had turned him on and he gave me an emphatic yes.

In them, she says, the movement has become more emphatic.

The vote from every senator should have been an emphatic no.

It also was emphatic that I reported back to him alone.

The order to provide the information had been emphatic and direct.

However, the way in which they won this one was emphatic.

I should make my notes to him more emphatic next time.

Johnson, however, was only emphatic about sitting out the 1995 season.

"I was emphatic about not getting beat on this story."

She had forgotten how high and emphatic her voice was.

Be emphatic about the danger you are in from your own people.

But his instructions were emphatic, and you know the sort of man he is.

But he is also emphatic about defending his own record as president.

But the show also has emphatic designs on the future.

Her voice was gentle and emphatic, as if nothing had happened.

Only one was emphatic that he did not wish his son to take over and have the same hard life as himself.

She could not have been more emphatic in her rejection of him.

Sometimes a simple large, emphatic sign on every door saying "Stop!"

And like many others, he has become emphatic in his support of the death penalty.