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Meaning of wolflike
Resembling or characteristic of a wolf, especially in being fierce, savage, or predatory.
Etymology of wolflike
The word "wolflike" is derived from the Old English words "wulf" meaning wolf and the suffix "-like" which is used to form adjectives indicating a resemblance to the noun it is attached to
The term has been used in the English language since the 15th century to describe something or someone that exhibits characteristics similar to those of a wolf, such as ferocity or savagery
Synonyms
ferocious
savage
fierce
brutal
vicious
merciless
ruthless
cruel
heartless
pitiless
relentless
ferine
lupine
beastly
barbarous
inhumane
inhuman
callous
cold-blooded
merciless
unfeeling
unsympathetic
uncompassionate
unforgiving
harsh
stern
austere
wild
untamed
predatory
ravenous
carnivorous
rapacious
voracious
savage
violent
aggressive
belligerent
pugnacious
combative
bellicose
ferocious
truculent
intractable
Definitions
- Resembling or characteristic of a wolf, especially in being fierce, savage, or predatory
- * Having a strong and fierce quality, like that of a wolf
Usage Examples
- The wolflike creature emerged from the forest, its eyes glowing in the dark
- * The company's wolflike approach to business has led to its rapid expansion and success
- * The athlete's wolflike determination and fierce competitiveness earned her a spot on the national team