[ËviËÉªmÉntlÉª] ADV [say, curse] â vehementemente, con vehemencia; [deny] â rotundamente, categÃ³ricamente; [reject, shake one's head] â ostensiblemente; [oppose] â radicalmente; [attack] â violentamente. to be vehemently opposed to sth â oponerse radicalmente a algo, estar radicalmente en contra de algo.
Jill /jill/ [1 syll.] as a girls' name is pronounced jeel. It is of Latin origin, and the meaning of Jill is youthful. Short form of Gillian, from Juliana. Now often used as an independent given name. It was already used in the phrase Jack and Jill in the 15th century.
Jill changed her professional name to avoid confusion with another actress called Gillian Cobbold (5' 3 1/2 straight and musical) working in England at the same time.