vehemence

n.

热烈；强烈；猛烈；愤怒

1. The attack increased in vehemence.
   进攻越来越猛烈。

Vehemence
The vehemence of self : Elements for a philosophy of consent
Burke's Vehemence and the Rhetoric of Historical Exaggeration
13. Intolerance and the Virtues of Sacred Vehemence
Aspects de la vehemence journalistique et litteraire : paul nizan, jean-paul sartre.
The Politics of Textual Vehemence, or Go to Your Room until You Learn How to Act
Better in Vehemence or in Lyricism——Comparison between Jianan Scholars Liu Zhen and Wahg Can
Get the Male Vehemence from the Ancients——Travels Research on GUAN Tong's Collected Works of Yinjixuan
Little Deviant Acts: Claire Denis, Trouble Every Day and Nietzsche’s vehemence of drives in Daybreak
The paradox of group-based guilt: Modes of national identification, conflict vehemence, and reactions to the in-group's moral violat...