Definition of «fearsome»

The word "fearsome" is an adjective that describes something or someone that inspires fear, dread, or terror. It can be used to describe a person with a fierce and intimidating appearance or demeanor, or it can refer to a situation or object that elicits feelings of intense fear in others. The word has a strong negative connotation, suggesting something dangerous or menacing that should be avoided.

Usage examples

The fearsome dragon breathed fire and terrorized the entire kingdom.
The fearsome storm caused widespread destruction and flooding in the coastal areas.
The fearsome competitor dominated the game and left all the other teams in awe.
The fearsome roar of the lion echoed through the safari, sending chills down everyone's spine.
The warrior possessed a fearsome reputation, striking fear into the hearts of their enemies.
The haunted house was known for its fearsome tales, with visitors often feeling a sense of unease.
With her fearsome intellect and determination, she quickly rose to become the CEO of the company.
The monster in the horror movie had a fearsome appearance, with sharp fangs and clawed hands.
The army was equipped with fearsome weapons, ensuring their victory in the battle.
The fearsome mountain range was covered in snow and ice, making it treacherous for climbers.

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Uncover strange mysteries, and pit the heroes against an array of fearsome monsters with an innovative strategic turn - based combat system. (microsoft.com)
The most fearsome of foes die the instant the player manages to hit their weak spot, so battles end as soon as they prove they can win without any extra hassle. (ticgn.com)
Business as usual; Spartak have spent their transfer window being Spartak, Loko are looking as fearsome as ever and Zenit has bought everyone, again. (russianfootballnews.com)
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Definition of «fearsome»

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