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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Fierce/ferocious
Hi,
What's the difference in meaning between fierce and ferocious in the sentence?
"It's a fierce/ferocious tiger".
What's the difference in meaning between fierce and ferocious in the sentence?
"It's a fierce/ferocious tiger".
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There's no difference. ) Rover
- There's no difference.
- ) Rover
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There's no difference.
('Memoirs of a Tiger Tamer' by Claude Johnson.)
Rover
There's no difference.
('Memoirs of a Tiger Tamer' by Claude Johnson.)
Rover
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Hi Rover,
Is it fine to use them in formal and informal situations?
Thanks.
Is it fine to use them in formal and informal situations?
Thanks.
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Both fierce and ferocious have same definitions but with different meanings.
Fierce: very angry
Ferocious: savage
Fierce: very angry
Ferocious: savage
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syed2011same definitions but with different meanings.That doesn't make any sense to me - if the meanings are different, the definitions are not the same!
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Ferocious means violent, dangerous and frightening: A ferocious, hungry tiger. A ferocious battle.
A fierce person/animal is angry and ready to attack, and looks very frightening: A fierce tiger . A fierce guard dog.
A fierce person/animal is angry and ready to attack, and looks very frightening: A fierce tiger . A fierce guard dog.
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