fiercely English

Meaning fiercely meaning

What does fiercely mean?

fiercely

— adverb (= ferociously) in a physically fierce manner silence broken by dogs barking ferociously they fought fiercely

— adverb in an emotionally fierce manner she was fiercely proud of her children

Synonyms fiercely synonyms

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fiercely English » English

violently

furiously

ferociously

wildly

strongly

savagely

keenly

vehemently

sharply

severely

seriously

intensely

brutally

angrily

wrathfully

without restraint

wastefully

viciously

venomously

sulkily

strictly

spitefully

solemnly

ruthlessly

riotously

resolutely

rapidly

maliciously

maleficently

impetuously

horribly

headlong

hardly

hard

grimly

gravely

fearlessly

evilly

demoniacally

cruelly

courageously

bravely

at it hammer and tongs

Topics fiercely topics

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Examples fiercely examples

How do I use fiercely in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Don't look so fiercely at me.

The Union soldiers fought fiercely.

The storm raged fiercely all that night.

Movie subtitles

The public mind of the world will be fiercely against any war.

Fiercely proud of his son who played in them.

But heed you fight fiercely.

We would need the straw mattress, at once pantry and strongbox, the fiercely contested blanket, the denunciations and curses, the orders repeated in every tongue, the sudden appearance of the SS, zealous in their spot checks and practical jokes.

He might appear to be deadly calm, fiercely deliberate.

Then Greece will fight all the more fiercely.

Always, hunger baited their heels more fiercely than the soldiers.

O-Oh, I defended myself. fiercely.

Given the economic resources of Southern Ukraine, I think that the enemy will be fiercely fighting for the Donbass, and for this, he is more likely to utilize the operational configuration in the area of the Kursk Bulge, which is advantageous for him.

Fiercely.

She defended herself fiercely.

When entering into a fiercely competitive field, one finds it advisable to give away free samples.

I don't think I need to remind you how methodically and fiercely you fought to be elected by the Greeks as the chief commander against Troy.

Protestant, and fiercely proud of it.

We worship our God fiercely we love fiercely, we feel sorrow fiercely even the lesser sorrows, like the absence of a loved one.

I've never loved anyone so fiercely!

Of course I denied it fiercely.

The man who fiercely pursued a leopard with only a spear.

Casey, mistress fair this stringed assault has left my ears fiercely vibrating. Majestic!

Now the Laguna family are proud, fiercely loyal and tough, but these gentlemen, oh, they're different.

Tuck guards his first name more fiercely than anything in his old think tank.

You have evil spirits in you and they guard themselves fiercely.

Well, there were rumours. Of course I denied it fiercely.

Flames of passion ignited inside him, burning so fiercely that they could only be extinguished by complete surrender to the wicked game of the sensual she-devil.

I fiercely wanted to stick something sharp in her fat pot-belly. so that all her inner filth would spill out.

Our satellite infrareds show that the animals are fiercely territorial.

My grandfather was fiercely tempted. by this invitation to join the ruling class.

Mrs. Booth and Mrs. Kitson were both Alicia's close friends, fiercely loyal and with no sympathy for Starr.

Are we fiercely patriotic?

And as long as I believe in myself and speak fiercely from the Eye, then there's still hope.

I am speaking fiercely from the Eye!

They fought fiercely against Zipacna's forces, and they died bravely, and have secured for themselves a place in Kheb.

Put it on. It'll make your eyes look fiercely green.

News and current affairs

Most social democrats were in fact fiercely anti-communist.

Small wonder: the American public is fiercely resistant to anything that seriously forces them to compromise on their energy-burning, gas-guzzling lifestyle.

High-wage workers in rich countries can expect to see their competitive advantage steadily eroded by competition from capable and fiercely hard-working competitors in Asia, Latin America, and maybe even some day Africa.

But it is instructive to recall that many of those now-universally-admired rules were fiercely resisted when first proposed.

It must be resisted as fiercely as the Christian crusaders of yore.

A great deal of attention has been paid to the stratagems of John Bolton, the fiercely anti-UN diplomat whom President Bush recently appointed US ambassador to the UN, and rightly so.

Yes, the Bundesbank fiercely opposed the ECB's conditional support of debt-distressed eurozone members and backed legal challenges to Draghi's innovation, the outright monetary transactions (OMT) scheme.

Austrian and Hungarian Jews were among the most fiercely loyal subjects of the Austro-Hungarian Emperor, because he shielded them from the violent nationalism of the majority populations.

The only problem was that both the Bundesbank and the German government always fiercely resisted such an arrangement, on the grounds that it could lead to the printing of unlimited quantities of Deutschmarks, and thus stoke inflation.

But, from the perspective of Iran's leadership, the taunting has tactical value to the extent that it reinforces the view among the Israeli public that Iran is a dangerous enemy, willing to retaliate fiercely.

In the wake of fiercely contested presidential elections, large numbers of voters in each country questioned the legitimacy of the outcome.

China's regions learned to specialize by competing fiercely for foreign investors.

So it is impossible to imagine the binary model being restored - and those countries that opposed the change know it, which is why the final two days in Lima were so fiercely fought.

On July 24, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin initiated the first act by fiercely attacking, without evidence, the timid owner of the giant coal and steel company Mechel for price-gouging and tax evasion.

China is fiercely resisting US and European pressure to accelerate the snail-paced appreciation of the renminbi against the dollar.

But inflation has its own adverse distributional and efficiency implications, and would be fiercely resisted.

This is not a call for total protectionism; the AU's members should compete fiercely between themselves during this stage.

Moreover, any compromise would be fiercely contested within both camps, possibly leading to serious domestic political conflict.

So they invest and speculate fiercely without much consideration of risk.