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"Ferociously" vs. "fiercely": nuances of intensity
Lloyd Cooper 18/11/2024, 03:52English.me team member
What is similar?
Both "ferociously" and "fiercely" are adverbs used to describe an intense, aggressive, or forceful manner or way of doing something.
What is different?
The word "ferociously" often implies a more savage, wild, or untamed manner, while "fiercely" can emphasize intensity, passion, or zeal and may not always have a connotation of wildness.
Which one is more common?
Examples of usage
Ferociously- The tiger growled ferociously as it prowled the jungle.
- She tackled the problem ferociously, determined to find a solution.
- The storm ferociously battered the coastline.
- He argued fiercely in defense of his beliefs.
- The wind blew fiercely across the open field.
- She competed fiercely to win the championship.
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