What does viamently mean?
Viamently means Misspelling of vehemently..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adverb
Misspelling of vehemently..
What the Surfrider Foundation viamently opposes is the construction of the South Beach Groin and the extension of the maintenance dredging cycle from once per year to once every two years.
I think we, as avid gun collectors/owners, need to viamently DISCOUURAGE this woman's actions.
DT, I would have to disagree with you wholeheartedly on that one. Americans are very passionate about their independence, liberty, freedoms, etc. Those ideals are viamently defended to the bitter end.
Yes and I would be free to disagree with it viamently right till they kicked me off too.
It's weird how atheists react with such venom to Christian ideas. I dated an atheist once long ago. Funny thing was she had a close girl friend who was into wicca (or some such crap). When I pointed out how incongruis it was to be so viamently opposed to Christianity and yet so tolerant towards her friend's beliefs, she went ballistic! "Wicca never tries to control people" was her argument. HA!
As a teenager, I remember discussing with mother 'the facts of life' and asking, 'If I got pregnant, what would you do?' Our mother got extremely upset and said viamently, 'Well, you wouldn't give it up!'
Four Nurses held a mask over my face. I fought the Nurses viamently, I couldn't stand the smell of the Ether.
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Viamently means Misspelling of vehemently..
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What the Surfrider Foundation viamently opposes is the construction of the South Beach Groin and the extension of the maintenance dredging cycle from once per year to once every two years.
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