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Comparative
more ferocious
Superlative
most ferocious
1
extremely aggressive or intense in appearance or behavior
- The ferocious lion bared its teeth, ready to defend its territory.
- Opponents clashed in a ferocious debate over the controversial proposal, starkly dividing supporters and critics.
- Firefighters battled the ferocious wildfire consuming the forest, fueled by high winds and dry conditions.
- The ferocious storm battered the coast, causing widespread damage.
- The politician faced ferocious criticism from opponents during the debate.
2
extremely great in degree
- The ferocious heat made it unbearable to stay outdoors for long periods.
- He had a ferocious appetite, eating more than anyone at the table.
- The ferocious competition among the candidates made it difficult for anyone to stand out.
- The team faced ferocious pressure to perform well in the final match.
- She endured a ferocious workout that left her exhausted but satisfied.