adj. marked by extreme and violent energy; marked by extreme intensity of emotions or convictions
The fierce dog growled. OR The two teams engaged in fierce competition.
The fierce dog growled. OR The two teams engaged in fierce competition.
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The prince stood brave and strong unafraid of the fierce dragon.
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What did they do to the fierce dragon?
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The competition to get into a good university is fierce.
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Who came out of the woods and let out a fierce growl that scared Joe and his mother?
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What happened when a fierce gust of wind tossed Kaasen's sled into the air?
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How many fierce faces did little scarecrow boy need to learn?
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Who were the two deities known for their fierce punishments for oath-breakers?
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Who is known for having fierce jaws and a painful sting?
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The change in weather was sudden and fierce.
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How did Homer's Odyssey explain the fierce storm that blew Odysseus's ship so far off course?
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The village put up a fierce resistance against the invaders.
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The two teams engaged in fierce competition.
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Who screamed when they saw Pip's fiery face, fierce eyebrows and awful teeth?
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What was too fierce and got sent back?
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violent; savage; intense
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