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Meanings of emphasised in English

Spoken with emphasis.

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Examples for "emphatic"
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The welcome back, however, was far less emphatic than has been portrayed.
The Irish Times
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At least Britain could fight a tidy war to an emphatic conclusion.
The Guardian
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The Zimbabwean international is not expecting such an emphatic result on Sunday.
The South African
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This all reflects Mr Johnson's emphatic election victory and his working majority.
The Guardian
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His centre-right Pakistan Muslim League is on course for an emphatic victory.
BBC
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Forest Service Chief Tom Tidwell said the new rule emphasized local control.
Reuters
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Officials emphasized that the risk to the general public was still low.
Reuters
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It was particularly emphasized in the Judeo-Christian structure of the English law.
The 5000 year leap: a miracle that changed the world
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Recent reports have emphasized the role of cholesterol in vertebrate embryonic development.
Pubmed
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And Merkel has emphasized that Greece must sort out its own problems.
Reuters
Usage of emphasised in English
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The environment minister emphasised that thus far the approval was only conditional.
The Guardian
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But the researchers emphasised that law enforcement alone cannot solve the problem.
The South African
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However, Mr Andrews emphasised that this date was not set in stone.
News.com.au
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Joemat-Pettersson also emphasised the need for robust strategies to curb gender-based violence.
The South African
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Special guest King Juan Carlos of Spain, emphasised the importance of democracy.
The Irish Times
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The government has emphasised the need for a gas-led recovery from recession.
The Guardian
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Bush emphasised that the meeting marked the beginning of a difficult process.
The Guardian
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This included Watson, who she emphasised, was a good friend of hers.
The South African
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Their isolation within the nationalist community is emphasised by their political impotence.
The Irish Times
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The family is a recurring theme emphasised in soap operas, she said.
Radio NZ
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Ford must stay on top of innovations to remain competitive, Fields emphasised.
Reuters
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She had aggressively emphasised the difference between his social tastes and hers.
Thyrza
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She emphasised that this would not involve proper questioning, only information collection.
Arctic chill
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The models wore glossy ponytails; makeup emphasised bronzed cheekbones and strong eyebrows.
The Guardian
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Like Suhra- wardi, he emphasised the unconscious, psychological element of religious experience.
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
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Unremonstrating, unresisting endurance, then, is the point emphasised in the lovely metaphor.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: Isaiah and Jeremiah
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South Africa
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Ireland
Common
New Zealand
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