fierceness

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fierceness
[ˈfɪəsnɪs]
sustantivo
1fiereza (f) (of animal, look); encarnizamiento (m) (of fighting); intensidad (f) (of heat); violencia (f) (of contest, argument, criticism); fervor (m) (of loyalty)

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fierceness [fias-nes]
sustantivo
1Fiereza, ferocidad.
2Furia, violencia.
3Vivencia, intensidad.

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fierceness [ˈfɪəsnɪs]
noun
1 (ferocity) [of animal, person] ferocidad; (f)
"Christ!" my mother answered, and all of her fierceness began to display itself now Sometimes the bull, to prove his fierceness, sticks his horns into the planks I had heard stories of the fierceness of the natives of some far-off lands
2 (intensity) [of heat, sun, passion] intensidad; (f) [of storm] furia; (f)
the sun had lost some of its fierceness the fierceness of teh blaze drove them back But the real fierceness of desire, the real heat of a passion long continued and withering up the soul of a man is the craving for identity with the woman he loves nothing mattered except the fierceness of their passion

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