Expressed with strong feeling or importance; using forceful and clear language to make something stand out.
From Greek 'emphatikos' meaning 'expressing strongly.' The root 'emphasis' comes from 'em-' (in) and 'phasis' (appearance), literally 'putting appearance into' words.
When you use emphatic language, you're literally following ancient Greek speakers who believed important ideas needed physical force behind them—passion as punctuation!
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