Meaning of 'vehement' in Malayalam is: കഠിനമായി

vehement: കഠിനമായി

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ഉഗ്രനായ, ശക്തമായ, വന്യമായ, കടുത്ത, ഭീഷണമായ, കഠിനമായി, ഉയർത്തിയത്, ഉഷ്ണത്താൽ, പ്രകാശിച്ചു, ഉണര്ത്തപ്പെട്ട, പരിസരമാകെ.

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Adjective(1) marked by extreme intensity of emotions or convictions,inclined to react violently,fervid,characterized by great force or energy,passionate,opinionated(2) marked by extreme intensity of emotions or convictions(3) inclined to react violently(4) fervid(5) characterized by great force or energy(6) passionate(7) opinionated

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(1) Despite vehement pleas for a penalty, referee Mr Hoare was unmoved.(2) Nowadays, Weldon is a vehement opponent of psychotherapy, but back then she underwent analysis.(3) He was prepared to put aside his vehement opposition to the US because of the help it was providing.(4) So it boils down to his word against the vehement denials by the government officials.(5) But it is unusual to hear such vehement attacks on the profit motive of a private company by a right wing media commentator.(6) Some of the most vehement criticism has come from New York itself.(7) On the subject of chastity until marriage she is just as vehement .(8) Contestabile has been a vehement critic of the controversial law.(9) This prompted some vehement criticism from shareholders in May.(10) The Uefa elite managers' committee, headed by Sir Alex Ferguson, has long been vehement in its opposition to the proposed changes.(11) He was obviously expecting a more vehement denial and was taken aback when I laughed at him.(12) Their objections grew more vehement when Roberts described how he intended to conduct the inquiry.(13) Stuart Golabek felt otherwise and was booked by referee Craig Thomson for his vehement protests.(14) Luckhurst was one of McLeish's most vehement critics during the former First Minister's spell in office.(15) And why did the man who previously enjoyed life in England, suddenly show a vehement hatred of the country?(16) The first of them is an eloquent defence of laissez-faire capitalism, the other is an even more vehement denunciation of it.