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fierce adjective [ fɪəs ]

• having or displaying an intense or ferocious aggressiveness.
• "fierce fighting continued throughout the day"
Similar: ferocious, savage, vicious, wild, feral, untamed, undomesticated, aggressive, bloodthirsty, dangerous, cruel, brutal, murderous, menacing, threatening, terrible, grim, cut-throat, competitive, keen, intense, strong, relentless,
Opposite: gentle, tame, mild,

fierce adverb

• very; extremely.
• "he was fierce proud"
Origin: Middle English: from Old French fiers ‘fierce, brave, proud’, from Latin ferus ‘untamed’.

something fierce

• to a great and almost overwhelming extent.
"I missed the country something fierce"



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