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The phrase "in strongest terms" is a common expression that is used in written and spoken English to emphasize the intensity or seriousness of a statement or opinion.
It is typically used in a formal or professional setting. Example: I would like to express my disapproval of the company's decision in strongest terms possible. The lack of transparency and consideration for employee welfare is unacceptable.
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We need to communicate that in strong terms".
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He had to be told in strong terms to leave us alone.
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But Mr Tang yesterday warned Washington in strong terms not to be tempted to meddle in the Taiwanese issue.
Then a friend told her the same thing, but in stronger terms, saying: "The money's not for you.
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