Adverb:

ભયંકર રીતે,

fiercely's Usage Examples:

Unconvinced, the narrator ridicules Cynthia"s searches for acrostics, and playfully criticizes her party guests, to which Cynthia fiercely.

At the start of 1944 Toda began meditating, studying, and chanting fiercely to understand the Lotus Sutra.

There his mother's sister Rose is courted by the fiercely conservative and Catholic Jules, who marries her.

Uncompromising and fiercely independent, Demirkubuz controls almost every aspect of his films, making few concessions to prevailing trends.

the gala is the Single vs Married Men"s football match, which is a good humoured, but fiercely contested game.

head of MGM in 1924, the two had a falling out which revealed each man disliking the other fiercely.

In Grant Geissman's Foul Play, Feldstein explained that Ingels' early work for EC was disappointing, but publisher Bill Gaines was fiercely loyal to everybody, which is why Ingels remained at the company.

Boyd fiercely resisted their taking him from his hotel room.

It was fiercely anti-Catholic (the Pope was a "wolfish bloodsucker"), execrated Englishmen who turned against their native country, and appealed for England"s.

Unlike the latter tribes that appear to have acquiesced to Roman rule with little resistance, the Ordovices fiercely resisted.

Despite playing a major role in the Lexington real estate market, Wilkinson was fiercely protective of his privacy; for a time, he even refused to allow newspapers to publish pictures of him.

Sicard was born in Tours, studied with Louis-Ernest Barrias, and is known for his lithography and his fiercely patriotic original works of art.

Nick fiercely protects Godzilla and other mutations from both foreign and domestic governments.

Synonyms:

ferociously,