emphatically [adverb]

The teacher emphatically stated the importance of completing homework.

The crowd cheered emphatically for their favorite team.

He denied the accusations emphatically, leaving no doubt about his innocence.

"Absolutely not!" she replied emphatically, refusing the offer.

The report emphasized, and the scientist emphatically stated, that the results were conclusive.

The speaker used hand gestures and a loud voice to speak emphatically.

"We will overcome this challenge," she declared emphatically.

The jury emphatically found the defendant guilty.

I disagree with your opinion, but I respect that you hold it emphatically.

"Do you understand?" she asked emphatically, wanting to ensure comprehension.

The teacher emphatically stated the importance of completing the homework.

He denied the accusations emphatically, leaving no room for doubt.

The scientist presented her findings emphatically, highlighting the urgency of the problem.

"Absolutely not!" she replied emphatically, refusing his request.

The sign emphatically warned visitors not to feed the animals.

The speaker emphasized her point emphatically, raising her voice and gesturing with her hands.

"I told you to be careful!" she said emphatically, after he had a close call.

The contract stipulated the terms emphatically, to avoid any future misunderstandings.

The jury delivered its verdict emphatically: guilty.

"No!" she replied emphatically, refusing his offer.

The report concluded emphatically that climate change is a real threat.

The recipe instructs you to fold the ingredients emphatically to avoid overmixing.

"I am not going," she declared emphatically, her voice leaving no room for argument.

The scientist presented her findings emphatically, hoping to convince the skeptical audience.

The customer wrote an emphatic email expressing their dissatisfaction with the service.

He shook his head emphatically, disagreeing with the proposed course of action.