enfático
emphatic
adjective en-FAH-tee-koh Rare
Origin: From Greek emphatikos, via Latin emphaticus.
Also means
forceful
Usage Note
Enfático describes speech, a gesture, or a statement delivered with special stress or insistence. The adverb is enfáticamente. In Spanish linguistics, pronombre enfático refers to the stressed (tonic) pronoun (mí, ti, él) as opposed to the clitic (me, te, lo).
Examples
"Fue enfático al rechazar la propuesta."
Natural Translation
He was emphatic in rejecting the proposal.

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