'vehemently refuted' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize the strength of someone's denial or rebutal of an idea or statement. For example, "John vehemently refuted the suggestion that he had stolen from the company."
Informed of those comments, William Rubin, who is now 75, vehemently refuted them.
He vehemently refuted that Kidd had any influence in the signing of Rodney Rogers, the trade for Dikembe Mutombo and the signing of Alonzo Mourning.
But these claims were vehemently refuted by Shaykh Yasir Qadhi, Islamic instructor for the Al-Maghrib Insaiduthe who saidescriptionsptions were meant in a different context and that these scholars were not experts in either theology or biology.
The reports, which the Vatican has vehemently refuted, touch on some of the most vexing issues of Benedict's nearly eight-year reign, including a new round of accusations of child sexual abuse by priests and international criticism of the Vatican Bank's opaque record-keeping.
This notion is vile, and we vehemently refute this claim".
"Zara USA vehemently refutes the findings of the Center for Popular Democracy report, which was published without any attempt to contact the company," the spokesperson said in a statement to the Guardian.
"I vehemently refute the allegations".
Mr Zadrozny, who "vehemently refutes the allegations", was suspended by the party when he was arrested last week.
Mr Zadrozny, whose election campaign office was raided by police on Wednesday, said: "I vehemently refute the allegations".
"Heart of Midlothian FC vehemently refutes media claims that its staff were told at a meeting today that the club could go into administration," said the statement on Hearts' website.
Others vehemently refute those claims, saying they are unfounded and actually put sex trafficking victims at risk because police arrest them and discredit their need for help.
