emphatic

Founding-era definition · Webster's 1828 American Dictionary

EMPHAT'IC EMPHAT'ICAL, adjective Forcible; strong; impressive; as an emphatic voice, tone or pronunciation; emphatical reasoning. 1. Requiring emphasis; as an emphatical word. 2. Uttered with emphasis. We remonstrated in emphatical terms. 3. Striking to the eye; as emphatic colors.
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