Asperity for sharp criticism, vehemence for disdain and florescence to ameliorate strong feelings. It is speaking for another with vigor and vehemence. Philip was angry, but taken aback at his vehemence, and accepted the rebuke. Such rhetorical vehemence was common in antiquity in religious and philosophical disputes. At the same time, opponents of his teachings denounced him with vehemence and persistence. Fimbria's true motives are difficult to discern, and are sometimes considered irrational vehemence. However, it bears a conceptual resemblance to that painting as well as an expressive vehemence. The last section of grandeur comprises three parts&colon; asperity, vehemence and florescence. None did so with more vehemence than General Lovell. As time goes by, Jax continues to push her away with increasing vehemence. Coughlin opposed the New Deal with growing vehemence. She demonstrated a vehemence for stage at a very young age.