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The phrase "adamantly rejects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a strong and firm refusal or disagreement with a particular idea, proposal, or statement.
Example: "The committee adamantly rejects the proposed changes to the policy, citing concerns over its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "strongly opposes" or "firmly denies".
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By revealing the comedy in many such scenes, Ruta adamantly rejects the role of passive victim.
Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly adamantly rejects this view, and critics might want to tiptoe carefully here.
Mr. Rove adamantly rejects accusations that the administration deliberately lied about the presence of such weapons in Saddam Hussein's Iraq.
Schiaparelli felt that designers deserved the title; Ms. Prada adamantly rejects it, on the grounds that fashion is too concerned with merchandising and branding to be art.
Bachelet adamantly rejects this claim and says that she – like Brazil's former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva – bucked this trend in Latin America.
His lawyer, Scott Leemon, said yesterday that the offer was the same that prosecutors made previously, and that "it's one which Busta adamantly rejects".
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But most Orthodox groups adamantly reject intermarriage.
Coca-Cola adamantly rejected the accusations on Monday.
Mr. Sadr's supporters have adamantly rejected any American military presence here after December.
Thereafter, Wilson adamantly rejected all further foreign and American suggestions for intervention in Mexico.
Diane McGratheMchairwomanthe chairwofan of the taxi commission, adamantly rejected the idea.
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