emphatically
adv. manner B2 Upper Intermediate US //ɛmˈfætɪkəɫi// UK //ɛmfˈætɪkli// em·phat·i·cal·ly
adv. to do or say something in a very strong and clear way. You use this when you want to show that there is no doubt about your meaning.
adv. in a forceful or determined manner that leaves no room for doubt. Often used to modify verbs of communication or decision-making.
She emphatically denied the rumors.
The committee emphatically rejected the proposal, stating that it failed to meet the safety requirements.
When asked if he would consider a second term, the president responded emphatically in the negative, citing a desire to return to private life.
From emphatic + -ally.
Usage
Typically placed before the main verb or at the end of the clause for emphasis.