Meanings of great fierceness in English

For upwards of four hours the engagement raged with great fierceness.

By all accounts Querig's a dragon of great fierceness, and hidden in difficult terrain.

The Turks marched to meet them, and plunged into their camp with great fierceness.

As he was crossing it a Norther came up, and blew with great fierceness.

She didn't understand Miss Anstruther, but something impelled her to say with great fierceness:

Upon which Cromwel cried with great fierceness, 'It shall however be for fourteen years.'

On the day when we shall fiercely put forth our great fierceness, we will surely take vengeance on them!

It was something of a blind fight, and it waged with great fierceness, although in an aimless manner, for some moments.

With great fierceness they attack each other, and exchange great sword blows, so that the helmets are crushed and made to ring.

Soon men perceived that Sir Caradoc's great fierceness was causing him to make blind strokes, and then Sir Lancelot seemed the more wary.

The tides run with great fierceness between the Smalls and the mainland, amid the dangerous reefs which extend out from the island of Skomer.

This war raged with great fierceness, and with almost uninterrupted success for the knights, till the final battle which took place near Pillerent, in 1456.

Another time, when one expressed some sorrow for his misfortune, as he termed it, he said with great fierceness-" Amancan die but once."

At no time did the persecution of Nonconformists rage with greater fierceness.

Often the animals were parted, but only to renew the fight with greater fierceness.

The respite was very brief, and the bombardment began again with greater fierceness than before.