Examples of 'be fiercely' in a sentence
Meaning of "be fiercely"
be fiercely: This phrase expresses the intensity or strength with which something is done or pursued. It is commonly used to indicate a determined, passionate, or aggressive approach to a particular task, goal, or belief. It implies a high level of dedication, determination, and enthusiasm
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Everyone must be fiercely competing for a promotion.
Such repeated acts of vandalism must be fiercely condemned.
Be fiercely faithful and loyal to your wife.
These platforms can be fiercely competitive.
Be fiercely loyal in your relationships and abstain from promiscuity.
That means he will be fiercely independent.
They can be fiercely territorial and are not afraid to attack humans.
Freud was known to be fiercely competitive.
One may be fiercely opposed to group classes in a gym or a boxing dojo.
The degree of flexibility and enforceability will be fiercely argued.
You have to be fiercely competitive to survive.
Detention in centres not officially recognized by law should be fiercely condemned.
The girls appeared to be fiercely protective of each other.
Access to health care is a public good that should be fiercely protected.
The lieutenant will be fiercely loyal to the pack leader.
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Voting rights are so essential to the democratic process that they should be fiercely protected.
The election is expected to be fiercely contested by many candidates.
She will be fiercely possessive, and even slight and harmless flirting can hurt her.
The public mind of the world will be fiercely against any war.
They may either be fiercely independent or be excessively dependent on others.
Ulrika Eleonora had married for love and was known to be fiercely loyal to Frederick.
Such conduct must be fiercely opposed and firmly prosecuted.
It rains a lot, and can also be fiercely windy.
Ticos tend to be fiercely proud and rather possessive too.
But inflation has its own adverse distributional and efficiency implications, and would be fiercely resisted.
You have to be fiercely independent.
Any attempt to involve America in war abroad ' should be fiercely resisted.
I used to be fiercely opposed to nationalism.
Farewell Stan Lee, you will be fiercely missed.
This will be fiercely resisted by those who stand to lose.
But New Hampshire residents tend to be fiercely proud of their independence.
They can be fiercely competitive, especially with those of their own sex.
And when you are married, be fiercely loyal one to another.
Be fiercely loyal to your spouse . →.
It seems to be fiercely protective.
For the same reason, today, they can be fiercely angry on anyone.
These dogs can be fiercely protective of their owners and family.
Seeking Lacke, Virginia visits Gösta, only to be fiercely attacked by Gösta 's cats.
She can also be fiercely protective of those she considers her friend.
But when they are in love, they will be fiercely loyal to their partner.
He turned out to be fiercely independent and unpredictable during the last years.
If you are Pitta-predominant, you tend to be fiercely competitive and demanding of yourself.
They also pretend to be fiercely chauvinistic with well defined xenophobic and antisemitic views.
When Pisces fall in love, they will be fiercely loyal to their partners.
Mr. Yoon must be fiercely determined to win this case . So it begins.
Easy there… someone might be fiercely protective of their Petes.
Lawyers can be fiercely independent . It 's hindering their ability to change.
The Macedonian elections are expected to be fiercely contested, with bitter and polarising rhetoric.
But he'll be fiercely loyal, so be loyal to him.
We need to stand and be fiercely proud of our Christian roots.
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Fiercely discussing the status of the priesthood
They are a tribe of whites fiercely determined to survive
Fiercely bad eyesight on my side of the family
