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fierce
[feers]
adjective
menacingly wild, savage, or hostile.
fierce animals;
a fierce look.
violent in force, intensity, etc..
fierce winds.
furiously eager or intense.
fierce competition.
extremely bad or severe.
a fierce cold.
fierce
/ fɪəs /
adjective
having a violent and unrestrained nature; savage
a fierce dog
wild or turbulent in force, action, or intensity
a fierce storm
vehement, intense, or strong
fierce competition
informal, very disagreeable or unpleasant
Other Word Forms
- fiercely adverb
- fierceness noun
- overfierce adjective
- unfierce adjective
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of fierce1
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Example Sentences
The problem is that Saudi Arabia and the UAE are engaged in a fierce rivalry for influence across the Arab world, including countries such as Yemen and Syria, as well as Sudan.
In the rugged Appalachian hills of West Virginia, five hours west of the nation’s capital, fierce community bonds and family ties define life.
She represented her Montana district with a fierce devotion to her ideals.
The German car sector is in crisis, faced with the costs of ramping up investment into EVs as well as increasingly fierce Chinese competition that is biting into sales.
Additionally, as they have discovered, some of the actions they do take are met with fierce resistance from their own supporters.
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