adverb
definition
In an immovable or inflexible manner.
example
She is adamantly denying the allegations.
Examples of adamantly in a Sentence
She believed adamantly in the importance of friendship.
Leah tried to convince her niece to get in the pool, but the young girl adamantly refused.
For a woman who adamantly insisted from childhood that she didn't want children, an infant was a lot of responsibility.
Chrystal adamantly insisted that she had not cheated.
Marianne's friends adamantly opposed her relationship with Bill.
Even though he knew he was wrong, Kevin adamantly continued to defend his position.
The governor adamantly opposed any tax increases.
Personally, I am adamantly opposed to further government interference.
I choose not to associate myself with those who adamantly disagree with my lifestyle choices.
Beth spoke adamantly, as if her life depended upon it.
Jim adamantly shook his head in response to being called a liar.
Both he and Zellweger adamantly denied those allegations.
Although many people are adamantly opposed to quitting their job because of a colleague's misconduct, you may want to ask yourself if the added stress is worth sticking around in a place that is making you unhappy.
And the fingers that are on those triggers adamantly oppose the U.S. We cannot ignore this potential threat as we ignored Hitler in Germany just before WWII.
Quinn, now seriously interested in Howie's ability, while adamantly against the limitation of its use, agreed to try a session.
Lindsay adamantly argued with her boyfriend about the civil rights movements of the 50s and 60s.
Ronnie Ortiz-Magro came to Jersey Shore to have fun and meet girls, adamantly claiming that he won't fall in love at the shore.
Although Merhige adamantly rebukes the inference that he has constructed a rather revisionist vampire film, he has indeed crafted simply that.
Her mom adamantly refused to let her wear the crop top out of the house.
Most of the democrats adamantly refuse to vote for the pro-life condidate.