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Перевод: vehement

[прилагательное]
сильный; страстный; неистовый

Тезаурус:

1. But White says that row has nothing to do with his vehement stance on the Sahabi bone issue.
2. After a shadowy introduction, the opening allegro is sharp and vehement, the slow movement shot through with unease, and the Scherzo faintly menacing in its nocturnal rustlings.
3. The reaction against the American position in the Gulf has been fiercely vehement in Pakistan.
4. The Modern Churchman produced what Ramsey called a "rather vehement and contemptuous" review; slightly with an air of "we settled this question long ago, why must this young man interfere?"
5. There was an Italian exchange between mother and son which Noreen couldn't follow, it was so fast and vehement.
6. Franca, stirred by Moxie's surprisingly vehement utterance, said, "I think I agree.
7. It was attended by a number of Cabinet ministers - Chris Patten, Norman Lamont, William Waldegrave, Malcolm Rifkind, Tony Newton - and other ministers - including Richard Ryder, John Patten and Alan Clark (a particularly vehement Thatcher loyalist) - a group drawn, significantly, from both the wet and dry wings of the party.
8. A Pharisee by training and once a vehement conservative, he had at one stage harassed the infant church but was dramatically converted by confrontation with a vision of the risen Lord.
9. Around the third glass of wine, she would become vehement, a soft rose rising to her cheeks from the ivory-silk of her blouse.
10. A vehement reaction against this view came in Syria in the decade after his death.
11. Although the Gnostics claimed to offer a higher knowledge than the simple faith of the church, their teachings were highly mythological and encountered an opposition, no less vehement than that of the church, from the late pagan Platonists, such as Plotinus (mid-third century) and his successors.
12. "They were vehement, it's true; but you can understand it.
13. Despite the vehement opposition to the passage of the Act by the tuna industry, steady progress was being made for a while by the US tuna fleet to reduce dolphin kills, until the election of ex-Californian governor Ronald Reagan as US President.