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Meanings of fierce fighting in English

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Usage of fierce fighting in English
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Some displaced people said they witnessed fierce fighting, heavy attack and airstrikes.
Reuters
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Syrian government forces are locked in fierce fighting with the Turkish-backed rebels.
BBC
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But still, there is fierce fighting in all of the infected libraries.
Spellwright
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Other residents said there was fierce fighting in the Hodan area.
Reuters
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There was fierce fighting between Coke's gunmen and the security forces.
The new yorker
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The village is in rubble after two weeks of fierce fighting.
The Irish Times
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After all the fierce fighting at Oriskany neither side could claim a victory.
This Country of Ours
8
Besides, there was trouble across the border, and fierce fighting now and then.
The Second Latchkey
9
The fierce fighting had tired him, while Shulgi still possessed all his strength.
Quest for honour
10
It was all over within a minute's fierce fighting-thesurprise turning the trick.
The Case and the Girl
11
A moment's fierce fighting, then the Indians wavered, broke, and fled.
To Have and to Hold
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Residents of Zawiyah told of fierce fighting against pro-Gaddafi paramilitaries armed with heavy weapons.
Reuters
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French troops beaten back by the English in fierce fighting.
Napoleon
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Forward, 1st The Buffs, is typical of the fierce fighting.
A Short History of the 6th Division: Aug. 1914-March 1919
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It followed fierce fighting between NTC fighters and Gaddafi loyalists.
BBC
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Yet here remain more astonishing evidences of fierce fighting than anywhere else about Gettysburg.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 16, No. 97, November, 1865 / A Maga...
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Fierce fighting through the time
Fierce fighting across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common