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What is the verb form of emphatic?

The word "emphatic" is an adjective. It describes something that is forceful, strong, or intense.

There isn't a direct verb form of "emphatic". However, you can use verbs to express the meaning of being emphatic:

* Assert

* Declare

* Insist

* Stress

* Emphasize

* State

* Affirm

* Proclaim

* Underscore

For example, instead of saying "He was emphatic about his opinion," you could say:

* "He asserted his opinion strongly."

* "He declared his opinion with force."

* "He emphasized his opinion."

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