With a vengeance

Options

A. A complete disaster
B. Having similar views or attitude to something
C. To look out for something without particular attention
D. Used to emphasize the degree to which somethings occurs

Answer

D

Explanation

With a vengeance = used to emphasize the degree to which something occurs or is true, vigorously: with great force. Look at the sentence: He has been working with a vengeance over the past few weeks to make up for lost time.