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Meanings of more emphatic in anglès

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Usage of more emphatic in anglès
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Burke was more emphatic in his opposition to the motion than Pitt.
The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.III. / From the Acc...
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The worse he was, the more emphatic is the exhortation to persistence.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: St. Luke
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And since taking office as president, he has been even more emphatic.
Reuters
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And yet the present might have seemed more emphatic and more poignant.
Observations of an Orderly / Some Glimpses of Life and Work in a...
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In his public utterances he was more emphatic, more caustic of tongue.
Children of the Market Place
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I even asked Tugendheim, and he was more emphatic than the rest.
Hira Singh : when India came to fight in Flanders
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But the language seems rather more emphatic than such danger would warrant.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: Romans Corinthians (To II Corinth...
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Her absence is no more emphatic in those places than anywhere else.
A grief observed
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Had I known it my suggestion would have been much more emphatic.
Aylwin
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Her voice was fuller and more emphatic as she uttered this word.
After the Storm
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Nor was anyone more emphatic on this point than Mrs. Rasselyer-Brown herself.
Arcadian Adventures with the Idle Rich
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He regretted that he had not been more emphatic about those cuffs.
Bunker Bean
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Do we not use more emphatic words than these in our self-depreciation?
Over the Teacups
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Indeed, the German's voice came nearer every instant, nearer and more emphatic.
Boy Scouts on Motorcycles; Or, With the Flying Squadron
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Could anything be more emphatic than the appeal of electricity for attention?
The World Set Free
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The Reinhardt Committee was even more emphatic on the topic of child labor.
The Making of an American
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United States of America
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