[He] then got vehement about how bad you were and I was trying to DEFEND you.
Her year in the life sounds dizzying, but there is nothing dizzy about her vehement refusal to name names.
The ire Friedberg and Seltzer have drawn from crowds is both boisterous and vehement–Airplane!
By now there are many hundreds of these tweets, varying from vehement to vituperative, from accusatory to abusive.
But one response set off an uproar almost as vehement as the rage at Limbaugh's original remarks.
She stretched forth a long, white hand, with a vehement gesture.
With a sweeping, vehement gesture he pushed it all from him.
A vehement and fierce upholder of the doctrines of arbitrary government, he was knighted by James the Second.
You are not to understand that by doing this she vociferated or indulged in vehement gesture.
She was then only seventeen, and her vehement protest against an English marriage nipped the project in the bud.
late 15c., from Middle French vehement "impetuous, ardent," from Latin vehementem (nominative vehemens) "impetuous, carried away," perhaps from a lost present middle participle of vehere "to carry" (see vehicle). The other theory is that it represents vehe- "lacking, wanting" + mens "mind." Related: Vehemently.
