vehemently
adv. manner C1 Advanced US //ˈviəməntɫi// UK //vˈiəməntli// ve·he·ment·ly
adv. in a very strong and emotional way. You use this when you want to show that someone has a powerful feeling, especially when they disagree with something.
adv. in a forceful, passionate, or intense manner; with great energy or exertion. Often used to describe the expression of strong opposition or disagreement.
She vehemently denied the accusations.
The local community vehemently opposed the plan to build a new highway through the forest.
Despite the overwhelming evidence presented by the prosecution, the defendant continued to vehemently maintain his innocence throughout the entire trial.
From vehement + -ly.
Usage
Typically modifies verbs of communication or feeling, such as 'deny', 'oppose', 'protest', or 'disagree'.