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ferozmente Synonyms
Examples for "fiercely"
Examples for "fiercely"
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In Palestine, however, a group of political zealots fiercely opposed Roman rule.
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She is going to be fiercely independent and speak truth to power.
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The real Medina Society would have protected its assets far more fiercely.
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They were arenas of debate, often fiercely conducted, of discussion, of decision.
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The same applies to Georgia's possible NATO entry, which Russia fiercely opposes.
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Meanwhile, U.S. media companies are fighting the a la carte concept ferociously.
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In the meantime, the wounded beast was snapping and snarling most ferociously.
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Also pressed ferociously from the start to help swarm the Real midfield.
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The Greek scowled ferociously and shook his fist in his customary fashion.
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The sun is bearing down more ferociously now, if that is possible.
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My oven is ferociously hot, so these were done after 10 minutes.
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Sergeant Pound went barrel hunting as ferociously as Morrell could have wanted.
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She turned to him, her expression ferociously determined, and said, Trust me.
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At this point the taxi-driver leaned from his cab and said ferociously:
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She heard a quick, decided tread; and again more ferociously Cork growled.
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Ys is one; initially alien-seeming, but the more ferociously excellent for it.
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Rulership was ferociously contested, because the rewards made the risks seem worthwhile.
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The Umbrian mountaineers are spleenful, tenacious of a grudge and ferociously acrimonious.
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The film also is surrounded by a crew of ferociously individualistic characters.
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His eyes, set in deep black pits of sleeplessness, were ferociously crazy.
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He looked round the department ferociously, and his eye fell upon Philip.
