vehemence 音标拼音: [v'iəməns] [vəh'iməns]
n . 热烈,激烈
热烈,激烈
vehemence n 1 :
intensity or forcefulness of expression ; "
the vehemence of his denial "; "
his emphasis on civil rights " [
synonym :
{
vehemence }, {
emphasis }]
2 :
the property of being wild or turbulent ; "
the storm '
s violence " [
synonym : {
ferocity }, {
fierceness }, {
furiousness },
{
fury }, {
vehemence }, {
violence }, {
wildness }]
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[
1913 Webster ]
1 .
The quality or state of being vehement ;
impetuous force ;
impetuosity ;
violence ;
fury ;
as ,
the vehemence of the wind ;
to speak with vehemence .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
Violent ardor ;
great heat ;
animated fervor ;
as ,
the vehemence of love ,
anger ,
or other passions .
[
1913 Webster ]
I . . .
tremble at his vehemence of temper .
--
Addison .
[
1913 Webster ]
194 Moby Thesaurus words for "
vehemence ":
Alecto ,
Megaera ,
Nemesis ,
Tisiphone ,
abandon ,
acerbity ,
acidity ,
acridity ,
acrimony ,
acuteness ,
amperage ,
animality ,
application ,
ardency ,
ardor ,
armipotence ,
assiduity ,
assiduousness ,
astringency ,
atrocity ,
authority ,
barbarity ,
beef ,
bite ,
bitterness ,
black power ,
bloodlust ,
brutality ,
brute force ,
burning rage ,
causticity ,
charge ,
charisma ,
clout ,
cogence ,
cogency ,
commitment ,
committedness ,
compulsion ,
concentration ,
dedication ,
destructiveness ,
devotedness ,
devotion ,
devoutness ,
diligence ,
dint ,
drive ,
duress ,
earnestness ,
ecstasy ,
edge ,
effect ,
effectiveness ,
effectuality ,
energeticalness ,
energy ,
enthusiasm ,
excitement ,
extremity ,
faith ,
faithfulness ,
ferociousness ,
fervency ,
fervidness ,
fervor ,
fidelity ,
fierceness ,
fieriness ,
fire ,
flower power ,
force ,
force majeure ,
forcefulness ,
full blast ,
full force ,
furious rage ,
furiousness ,
furor ,
fury ,
glow ,
grip ,
gusto ,
harshness ,
heart ,
heartiness ,
heat ,
heatedness ,
impassionedness ,
impetuosity ,
inclemency ,
indefatigability ,
industriousness ,
industry ,
influence ,
inhumanity ,
intensity ,
intentness ,
keenness ,
laboriousness ,
liveliness ,
loyalty ,
main force ,
main strength ,
malignity ,
mana ,
mercilessness ,
might ,
might and main ,
mightiness ,
mindlessness ,
mordacity ,
mordancy ,
moxie ,
murderousness ,
muscle power ,
passion ,
passionateness ,
pitilessness ,
pizzazz ,
poignancy ,
point ,
poop ,
potence ,
potency ,
potentiality ,
power ,
power pack ,
power structure ,
power struggle ,
powerfulness ,
prepotency ,
productiveness ,
productivity ,
puissance ,
pull ,
punch ,
push ,
rage ,
relentlessness ,
relish ,
resolution ,
rigor ,
roughness ,
savagery ,
savor ,
sedulity ,
sedulousness ,
seriousness ,
severity ,
sharpness ,
sincerity ,
sinew ,
soul ,
spirit ,
steam ,
sting ,
strength ,
strenuousness ,
stridency ,
stringency ,
strong arm ,
superiority ,
superpower ,
tartness ,
tearing passion ,
teeth ,
terrorism ,
the Erinyes ,
the Eumenides ,
the Furies ,
tirelessness ,
towering rage ,
trenchancy ,
ungentleness ,
unsparingness ,
validity ,
vandalism ,
venom ,
verve ,
viciousness ,
vigor ,
vim ,
violence ,
virility ,
virtue ,
virulence ,
vitality ,
warmth ,
warmth of feeling ,
wattage ,
weight ,
zeal ,
zealousness
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