0 physically violent and frightening: --
The girl group look fierce around a swimming pool in the video for their new single.
There is fierce competition to join the Special Branch.
The expansion plans will face fierce opposition/resistance from environmentalists.
He was a fierce competitor.
fierce thunderstorms
Toward the end of the late 1730s, violent resistance predominated, culminating in the fierce frontier war of 1739.
Expected severe punishment raises the possibility of an outright and fierce confrontation with the law enforcement agency.
Competition among the diverse perspectives and realisations of networked music concepts remains fierce.
The fierce confrontation with communism in the early cold war years played a very important role in this remarkable transformation.
At that time, the drive-in became the diner's fiercest competitor.
There are several basic textbooks on the market; some of the recent ones are rather good, and competition is fierce.
Despite all these constraints, however, national health insurance passed in 1966 and, after fierce struggles in the provinces, was fully implemented by 1971.
Instead of representing a golden age of universal popular religion, these urban festivals were often the focus of fierce political struggles.
