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Definition of «fierce»

The word fierce has several meanings, but generally it refers to something or someone that is intense, strong and aggressive. It can be used to describe a person with a very determined or forceful character, who shows great energy in pursuing their goals. Fierce can also refer to an animal that is wild and dangerous, such as a fierce lion or tiger. In some cases, it may imply anger or hostility, for example "a fierce argument" or "fierce opposition". The word comes from the Old French word "fer", meaning iron, which suggests strength and determination.

Usage examples

  1. The fierce winds bent the trees in the forest.
  2. The football team played with fierce determination to win the championship.
  3. The lion let out a fierce roar to mark its territory.
  4. She had a fierce argument with her friend over the decision.
  5. The company faced fierce competition from its rivals in the market.
  6. The boxer entered the ring with a fierce expression, ready to take on his opponent.
  7. The tiger's fierce gaze struck fear into the hearts of those who encountered it.
  8. The storm unleashed a fierce downpour, flooding the streets.
  9. The politician gave a fierce speech, criticizing the government's policies.
  10. The fierce heat of the desert made it difficult for the hikers to continue their journey.

Phrases with «fierce»

Sentences with «fierce»

  • Unfortunately, too many retailers seem to have lost their creative spark in this area in the face of fierce competition with online outlets. (petbusiness.com)
  • The two companies are also locked in fierce competition in the global smartphone market. (macrumors.com)
  • Credit card companies are in fierce competition with other issuers for a limited pool of consumers. (stockmonkeys.com)
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