ferociousness in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for ferociousness in the English»Spanish Dictionary

ferocity [Am fəˈrɑsədi, Brit fəˈrɒsɪti], ferociousness [fəˈrəʊʃəsnəs, fəˈrəʊʃəsnɪs] N U

1. ferocity (savagery):

ferocity

ferocidad f

2. ferocity (intensity):

ferocity (of wind, sea)

furia f

ferocity (of temper, anger, debate)

ferocidad f

ferocity (of temper, anger, debate)

violencia f

ferociousness in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for ferociousness in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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fiereza

ferociousness

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English

One glare from her and the cat immediately loses its ferociousness and flees.

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While the brutality of the video is indisputable -- if you decide to watch it, we must warn you about its ferociousness -- its credibility is questionable.

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Their social and political disorganization revolves about a quality called "sfik", which combines face, authority, and ferociousness.

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Then it digs in and hangs on with tough ferociousness.

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Despite losing his flaming techniques, he was given brutal moves using his nails to emphasize the character's ferociousness.

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That disconnect between fun and ferociousness troubled some critics.

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However, this comes at the cost of feeling his raw power and ferociousness.

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The ferociousness of the surrounded fighters indicated that they were protecting someone particularly significant.

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The autopsy report alone will give one some idea of the ferociousness of the attack.

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Contrary to domestication, the ferociousness and natural behaviour of the wild animals were preserved and exhibited.

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