Synonym: emphasised, emphasized, exclamatory, forceful. Similar words: lymphatic system, emphasis, emphasize, alphabetical, pharmaceutical, that is, empathetic, what is more. Meaning: [ɪm'fætɪk] adj. 1. spoken with emphasis 2. sudden and strong 3. forceful and definite in expression or action.
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61. The key for Sir Alex Ferguson will be to see how his side respond to that emphatic scoreline and Fulham will be wary of a possible backlash.
62. He leaned forward and said to Bardo in a low, emphatic tone.
63. She is also emphatic about the importance of female sexual pleasure.
64. While Mr Giovanelli bade him farewell with a too emphatic flourish of the hat.
65. The outs are invariably more emphatic in their advocacy of principles than the ins.
66. It emphatic observes and studies the main clue of Chinese modern history, three revolution upsurges,[sentencedict.com] the comment of modern historied characters and so on.
67. Fortunately, some well-staged action scenes and an emphatic performance from former television star Zo In-sung as a nice guy in a nasty line of work keep A Dirty Carnival on the rails.
68. I had always been emphatic that I didn't know whom I would marry, but one thing was for sure --he would not be a farmer or dairyman!
69. She was particularly emphatic about the urgency of opposing American cultural parochialism and indifference to writing and ideas from abroad.
70. Her final and ultimatum of contempt consisted in a very emphatic pronunciation of the word'shiftless ".
71. The decrease of emphatic pressure is roughly characteristic by linearity, and angle of slope add by increase of pressure.
72. It took 13 angst - ridden days and seven clumsy games, but the Lakers finally vanquished the never-say-die Houston Rockets with an emphatic 89 - 70 victory in Game 7.
More similar words: lymphatic system, emphasis, emphasize, alphabetical, pharmaceutical, that is, empathetic, what is more, that is to say, contemplation, static, lunatic, erratic, fanatic, dogmatic, dramatic, aromatic, ecstatic, automatic, statically, chromatic, statistic, fanatical, schematic, pragmatic, traumatic, enigmatic, rheumatic, diplomatic, phlegmatic.