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Dictionary definition and meaning for vehement

VEHEMENT

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  • (adj.) marked by extreme intensity of emotions or convictions; inclined to react violently; fervid

    "fierce loyalty", "in a tearing rage", "vehement dislike", "violent passions"

    synonyms : fierce , tearing , trigger-happy , violent
  • (adj.) characterized by great force or energy

    "vehement deluges of rain", "vehement clapping", "a vehement defense"

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  • (Tag: english) Vehement resembles cement i.e. strong, forceful (cement expands inwards with immense pressure and force) vehement == cement.

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  • (Tag: ) ve(very)+he+men; try to remember as very manly; full of energy

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  • (Tag: ) Vehement and turbulent are the same as they both mean- violent, fierce.

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