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Meaning of "fiercely resisted"
fiercely resisted: This phrase is used to describe a situation where someone strongly and vigorously opposes or fights against something or someone. It implies a determined and intense resistance towards a particular action or decision
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fiercely resisted
Lawrence himself fiercely resisted this characterization.
The invasion of the Philippines by the USA was fiercely resisted.
Polish farmers fiercely resisted collectivization.
But each extension of citizenship to non-whites was fiercely resisted.
This will be fiercely resisted by those who stand to lose.
The Rwandans in the camps themselves have fiercely resisted the clause.
Some fiercely resisted.
Despite the overwhelming numbers, the cavalry troopers fiercely resisted the hostiles.
Boyd fiercely resisted their taking him from his hotel room.
The local chiefdom called the Caranqui fiercely resisted the Inca invasion of their territory.
But inflation has its own adverse distributional and efficiency implications, and would be fiercely resisted.
Cameroon has fiercely resisted this attempt at destabilization and violation of its territorial integrity.
To date the USA has fiercely resisted it.
The UN has fiercely resisted any culpability for the cholera disaster.
Any attempt to involve America in war abroad ' should be fiercely resisted.
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Defenders of the city fiercely resisted all attacks of the Mongol and Ruthenian forces.
The Batanga, under their chief, King Madola, fiercely resisted the Germans.
The attacks were fiercely resisted by North Vietnamese coastal artillery batteries.
Several tribes, especially the Sioux and Comanche, fiercely resisted confinement to reservations.
The move was fiercely resisted by four of the BoJ 's nine voting members.
In particular, the island of Lastovo fiercely resisted the Venetian incursion.
The Canaanite kings fiercely resisted the invaders, but they suffered a humiliating defeat.
It brought us the railways, which were fiercely resisted by rural communities and powerful landowners.
Self-styled punk He Yong fiercely resisted mainstream culture and their cantopop imitators on the mainland.
However, such reform was fiercely resisted by the Hungarian nobility.
It has, however, fiercely resisted foreign aggression and intervention.
The Chokwe people fiercely resisted European enslavement.
The agreement, however, was fiercely resisted by Dudaev and his supporters.
But Algeria 's economic elite fiercely resisted these efforts, leading to Tebboune 's dismissal.
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They are a tribe of whites fiercely determined to survive
Fiercely bad eyesight on my side of the family
Examples of using Resisted
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Those who resisted faced expulsion or imprisonment
The woman with the baby resisted
But you would resisted for so long
