What is fiercely meaning in English?

The word fiercely is an adjective that conveys a strong or intense feeling of anger, hostility, or violence. The expressions “fiercely in love” and “fiercely protective” are clear examples of use.

What does fiercely mean in English?

The word fiercely like so many others, has lost some of its original meaning. In Old English, fiercely simply meant “strongly” or “firmly.” Over time, fiercely came to mean “violently” or “cruelly.” When you say someone is fiercely opposed to something, what you really mean is that they are opposed to it very strenuously. For example, if someone says you’re fiercely opposed to smoking

What does fierce mean in Spanish?

The word fierce has three different meanings in Spanish: intense, quick, and brave. The intense version of fierce is the one you might use to describe a wild animal. It means strong and dangerous. The quick version of fierce implies being quick to anger. The brave version of fierce can refer to being courageous.

Can you use fiercely to mean mean?

You may have noticed that the word fiercely is often used to mean mean. But using fiercely to mean mean is not technically correct. To use fiercely to mean mean is an example of what is known as poetic license. Poetic license is using language in a way that is not technically correct to make a particular point or express an idea more strongly.

What does fiercely mean in Spanish?

The Spanish spelling of the word fiercely is reforzado. The change in spelling is due to the sound change in Spanish from an ‘f’ sound to a ‘th’ sound. So the word for ‘fierce’ in Spanish is reforzar.