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adamantly
[ ad-uh-muhnt-lee-mant- ]
adverb
- with an utterly unyielding attitude, in spite of all appeals, urgings, challenges, etc.:
The plaintiff and her mother were adamantly opposed to participation in family court proceedings and repeatedly expressed this sentiment to state officials.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of adamantly1
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Example Sentences
If you’re adamant about traveling in the coming months, you should consider harm reduction strategies to mitigate risk when you leave your home.
We were all trying to talk him out of it because he isn’t a spring chicken, But he was adamant.
My dad, adamant that his family gets an appropriate intake of the fruit, ensures that there are oranges for dessert or for snacks at any hour of the day.
NBA league commissioner Adam Silver says he remains adamant that the league will not compromise its values as it continues to pursue business in China.
He was adamant that evidence showed the contamination originated in the core facility, not his own lab, records show.
To this day, Bush media maven Roger Ailes adamantly denies that he or the campaign had any role in the Willie Horton mug shot ad.
Yet while sanctions like these can be painful, they can also make Putin more adamantly resistant to withdrawal from Ukraine.
BYU adamantly denied that his dismissal had anything to do with his sexuality.
Women voters overwhelmingly support her, with younger women adamantly for her.
Hamas grabbed a bucket of popcorn and watched with glee while Israel adamantly denied any involvement in Arafat's untimely death.
He there recorded a 1593 Doctrina, but adamantly refused to accept it on the hearsay evidence of others.
This is a brutish Malthusianism which must be adamantly countered.
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