Vehemence
/ˈviːəməns/noun
Being very intense or having strong feelings about something.
He spoke with such vehemence that it was clear he felt strongly about the issue.
Often appears as...
- speak with vehemence
- full of vehemence
Definition 1 of 1
Pro Tip 1/3Emotional Strength
Use 'vehemence' when describing strong, powerful emotions, not mild feelings.
She defended her art with vehemence, leaving no doubt about her commitment.
Pro Tip 2/3Argumentative Context
'Vehemence' often appears in debates or arguments to convey deep conviction.
His vehemence on the subject silenced the crowd.
Pro Tip 3/3Intensity Overload
In a discussion, too much vehemence may be seen as aggression, so use it wisely.
Her vehemence about the rules won her few friends.
Compare with
ardourconvictionearnestenthusiasmfervourintensitypassionzeal
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