How To Use Ferociously In A Sentence
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White-knuckled, she gripped the clacking needles so ferociously she could have knitted the booties in gale force winds and they still would have turned out ankle-stranglers.
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The regime has also been ferociously anti-gay.
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“Among their catch was a many-tentaculate, evil-eyed black thing, ferociously active, whose appearance they greeted with shrieks and twitters, and which with quick, nervous movements they hacked to pieces by means of little hatchets.
First Men in the Moon
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He could be ferociously stern, and sometimes susceptible to melancholy, but stories about him are almost always attended by laughter, often gales of it.
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his disconcerting habit of greeting friends ferociously and strangers charmingly
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After the Chup Tazia has been buried finally, and the entire area of Kazmain Karbala is a dust storm, the Azadars start beating their chests ferociously to the chant of Ya Husasin Al Wida Ya Hussain Al Wida, Ya Sakina Ya Abbas and I am in pain and barefeet, the night before I walked on hot embers known as the Aag Ka Matam at Kazmain and prior to that at Dinud Daulahs Karbala ..
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That may have rankled the Church - but nothing like as ferociously as the gay marriage issue which has since erupted.
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These are ferociously gifted young musicians.
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He is a figure of physical stature and a ferociously forceful personality.
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Jackie Peyton shlumps through her storylines in trainers and an anorak, unpowdered T-zone glinting ferociously under hospital striplights.
With The Big C, Nurse Jackie and Weeds, US TV has given us women who are more than just Mistresses
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Paolo Di Canio, meanwhile, gave no quarter, tackling ferociously, harrying opponents and delivering a fierce long-range drive just over the bar.
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Dan Wild and Delia Brett performed a hauntingly erotic duet, both dancers breathing audibly, heeding no notice of their sweat-drenched bodies, clinging to each other ferociously.
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We campaigned ferociously to ban the stuff that could kill people in minutes with its toxic fumes.
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He quickly turned around to see a mangy looking dog snarling ferociously.
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Generally flooded by cold lighting, Boyd's and Piper's stage provided a ferociously unromantic setting for this most famous of romantic tragedies.
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A female lion defends her young ferociously.
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Most of the proposals we argue about so ferociously will have only marginal effects on how we live, especially compared with the ethnic, regional and social differences that we so studiously ignore.
“The Limits of Policy”
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The Umbrian mountaineers are spleenful, tenacious of a grudge and ferociously acrimonious.
Andivius Hedulio Adventures of a Roman Nobleman in the Days of the Empire
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At each corner, therefore, he would pause to cough and expectorate so ferociously that I sometimes wondered whether he had come to pray or just to spit!
The Natural World
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It is ferociously hot and airless.
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He argued ferociously against what he saw as her antibusiness proposals.
The Sun
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A female lion defends her young ferociously.
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Edinburgh [during the Enlightenment] is a tiny little place where there is a small group of argumentative, ferociously competitive, hard-drinking, brilliant men.
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He tackles ferociously, wins ball with his first touch and delivers perfect ball to his attack.
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Her glossy black hair shone in the afternoon sun, and her green eyes burned just as ferociously.
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Could George Seifert, master angler, off-season family man and ferociously successful coach, never get the benefit of the doubt?
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Never anything less than her own woman, this ferociously independent-minded and intelligent Scot is very far removed from the cliché of an empty-headed actress.
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The Capulets' ball becomes a ferociously Dionysiac wingding, and every opportunity is made to highlight the play's sexual imagery, not least in the performance of Jonjo O'Neill's brilliantly manic Mercutio.
Romeo and Juliet - review
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Could George Seifert, master angler, off-season family man and ferociously successful coach, never get the benefit of the doubt?
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He is a figure of physical stature and a ferociously forceful personality.
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And that at a time when risky banks are getting punished ferociously.
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White-knuckled, she gripped the clacking needles so ferociously she could have knitted the booties in gale force winds and they still would have turned out ankle-stranglers.
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He saw his "bunkie" of the night before, -- the man who was trying so hard to die and couldn't, -- he saw him plunging along with the throng, pale but valiant, ferociously glaring at every one who smoked.
West Wind Drift
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Its hackles raised and its teeth bared ferociously; she was scared.
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But when the dog saw them it released the sarong and sprinted towards them, yapping ferociously.
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They were off Cape Roca at the time, and when Captain Leigh saw by how much they had lessened their distance from shore since last he had conned the ship, he swore ferociously at his mate who had charge of the wheel.
The Sea-Hawk
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This woman is ferociously strong and determined, very "fascistic" in the Mussolini sense.
Michael Giltz: Cannes 2009 Day Six Reviews: Football, Fascism, Death and Porn
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Harrogate were camped in their half for the entire game and despite marking Elliot Dowley ferociously were not able to match his pace and he put away a winner in the nick of time.
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He is ferociously contemptuous of people who distort the meaning of a document or the argument of a book or use the past as an adventure playground.
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It's all most beautifully arranged, but in a manner ferociously determined to leave no surface unornamented.
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He trapped Conn in a corner and pummeled him ferociously for thirty seconds.
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The Soviet Union was ferociously reviled by the reaction and its coryphaeus at the service of the exploiters.
MASS RALLY
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It is ferociously hot and airless.
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My next door neighbours argue passionately, ferociously and with much slamming of doors.
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My next door neighbours argue passionately, ferociously and with much slamming of doors.
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What I learned about them was that they live in tight social groups called clans and ferociously protect territory.
The Sun
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As a boy, the insides of my arms and the backs of my legs itched ferociously and incessantly.
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silence broken by dogs barking ferociously
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The buck shook his antlers ferociously.
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Over the last two decades, few industries have lobbied more ferociously or effectively than banks to get the government out of its business and to obtain freer rein for “financial innovation.”
Archive 2008-02-01
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In return he feigned anger, bristling and growling ferociously, and clipping his teeth together in snaps that had all the seeming of deadly intention.
The Call of Kind
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He had attempted to cut the Gordian knot by giving up the cleaning of his pipe, but this had resulted in the inhalation of indescribably repellent, ferociously bitter, and appallingly slimy gobbets of cold dottle.
Captain Corelli's Mandolin
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Bowden is a blood-and-guts journalist with a poet's sensibility, a noirish naturalist, a ferociously inquisitive witness to life's glory and horror torn between the desire to embrace the world and the need to hole up in a drapes-drawn motel room.
Some of the Dead Are Still Breathing by Charles Bowden: Book summary
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He trapped Conn in a corner and pummeled him ferociously for thirty seconds.
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And they are ferociously unembarrassed about taking their clothes off: most German spa baths are full of elderly nudes.
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He is a figure of physical stature and a ferociously forceful personality.
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In short, Kirmani tries to quantify the unquantifiable, and ends up looking like Don Quixote ferociously tilting at the scientific windmill.
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Could George Seifert, master angler, off-season family man and ferociously successful coach, never get the benefit of the doubt?
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Yet here he is once more, looking as ferociously hard as ever albeit with a few more teeth.
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They simply ripped them limb from limb in the second half with a ferociously determined and hungry display which left Cork begging for mercy.
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They tackle ferociously, hit the rucks hard and pass beautifully.
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In the ferociously competitive media markets that are a feature of most western countries, this rule comes a very poor second to the demand for sensational scoops and eye-catching headlines.
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He is also tall, good-looking and ferociously lucky.
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When Newton had the institutional authority to do so, he lanced some of his colleagues ferociously and mercilessly.
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His brows snapped together ferociously when he heard the remark.
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Clinging ferociously to the golden days of your youth only illuminates your jowls and sags more brightly, my friend.
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He would have been condemned most ferociously by Socrates who thought the worst harm you could do to anyone was to disinform them.
Who Gets To Decide What Mainstream Opinion Is?
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There will be cameras on hand there, too, but terrorists unawed by Arafat's ferociously mustached troops are unlikely to be swayed by a communique.
Israel At War
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It thundered and rumbled and rain fell ferociously for hours.
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They flashed terrifically, then quickly simmered down to pin points of dazzling white, burning ferociously.
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Today journalists have to accept short-term, temporary and casual jobs in a market that is ferociously competitive.
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But the battlefield where the war between preservation and commerce now rages most ferociously is the Wilderness, in Orange County, Virginia, where in May of 1864, the two armies took 28,000 casualties, some of them wounded men who were incinerated in a forest fire.
WalMart and the Civil War
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He is a figure of physical stature and a ferociously forceful personality.
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We are all being urged to recycle more nowadays, and Hollywood is embracing salvage so ferociously that it could become a beacon for green values.
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That man ferociously bobbing his head really seems to get it.
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With his head pressed down on the bare polished wood of his desk, he hurled himself mentally at an earth of adamant and a heaven of brass, hurled himself ferociously, repeatedly, with a kind of doggedness, as though he would either break them down or dash his own soul to pieces.
The Street Called Straight
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We are all being urged to recycle more nowadays, and Hollywood is embracing salvage so ferociously that it could become a beacon for green values.
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He has recorded 26 country music albums and used to tour ferociously until a heart bypass operation in 1990 persuaded him to hang up his boots and guitar and run a hotel instead.
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They tackle ferociously, hit the rucks hard and pass beautifully.
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The self-confessed battleaxe, who ferociously defended her husband during their 1997 libel suit, said that she remembered watching the musical in the sixties and that appearing on the TV show made her feel old.
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And that at a time when risky banks are getting punished ferociously.
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