ferocious
adjective
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Contemporary Examples of ferociously
She appeared at his side, impish smile in place, dutiful, fragrantly rather than ferociously sexy, and—frustratingly—an adjunct.
We know that, mercifully, democratization scourged us only once in ferociously modern style: during the Civil War.
He was always affable but ultimately unknowable; intellectually incurious but ferociously ambitious.
“The U.K. journalism world, in particular print journalism, is ferociously competitive,” he says.
But keep an eye over the weekend on how ferociously the media wingnuts start whipping this vote.
Historical Examples of ferociously
The residue were ferociously bidden to an "extra" after dinner.
Dan was holding the skirts of a very young girl and shaking them ferociously in his mouth.
Betty VivianL. T. Meade
The little schooner pitched so ferociously that only occasionally could he bring this object into the range of the glass.
Blow The Man DownHolman Day
Her voice had become soft, and she was chaffing him in a ferociously wheedling manner.
And he yawned so ferociously that he feared for the buildings.
What Will People Say?Rupert Hughes