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Meanings of ferociously in English

Portuguese
ferozmente

In a physically fierce manner.

ferozmente
Usage of ferociously in English
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Meanwhile, U.S. media companies are fighting the a la carte concept ferociously.
Reuters
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In the meantime, the wounded beast was snapping and snarling most ferociously.
The Rover Boys on Snowshoe Island; or, The Old Lumberman's Treas...
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Also pressed ferociously from the start to help swarm the Real midfield.
The Guardian
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The Greek scowled ferociously and shook his fist in his customary fashion.
Tales of the Fish Patrol
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The sun is bearing down more ferociously now, if that is possible.
The weight of silence
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My oven is ferociously hot, so these were done after 10 minutes.
The Irish Times
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Sergeant Pound went barrel hunting as ferociously as Morrell could have wanted.
American empire: blood and iron
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She turned to him, her expression ferociously determined, and said, Trust me.
Changes
9
At this point the taxi-driver leaned from his cab and said ferociously:
The Beautiful and Damned
10
She heard a quick, decided tread; and again more ferociously Cork growled.
The Keeper of the Door
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Ys is one; initially alien-seeming, but the more ferociously excellent for it.
The Guardian
12
Rulership was ferociously contested, because the rewards made the risks seem worthwhile.
1492 the year our world began
13
The Umbrian mountaineers are spleenful, tenacious of a grudge and ferociously acrimonious.
Andivius Hedulio: Adventures of a Roman Nobleman in the Days of ...
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The film also is surrounded by a crew of ferociously individualistic characters.
Reuters
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His eyes, set in deep black pits of sleeplessness, were ferociously crazy.
Home Again, Home Again
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He looked round the department ferociously, and his eye fell upon Philip.
Of Human Bondage
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Portuguese
ferozmente
Ferociously through the time
Ferociously across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
Common