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Meaning of ferocity
The quality of being ferocious or savagely fierce.
Etymology of ferocity
The word "ferocity" originates from the Latin "ferox," meaning "fierce" or "savage," and the suffix "-ity," which forms an abstract noun,
Historically, the term has been used to describe the fierce or savage nature of animals or humans,
Over time, its usage has expanded to encompass a range of intense and uncontrolled behaviors or emotions
Synonyms
savagery
brutality
fierceness
intensity
vehemence
violence
cruelty
ruthlessness
mercilessness
pitilessness
ferociousness
barbarity
atrocity
inhumanity
bestiality
monstrosity
viciousness
maliciousness
hostility
aggression
belligerence
truculence
pugnacity
bellicosity
combativeness
contentiousness
cantankerousness
irascibility
testiness
irritability
fractiousness
tempestuousness
turbulence
storminess
wildness
unmanageability
uncontrollability
Definitions
- The state or quality of being ferocious,
- * Savage and violent behavior,
- * Intense and uncontrolled energy or enthusiasm
Usage Examples
- The ferocity of the storm caught everyone off guard,
- * The ferocity of the lion's attack was a sight to behold,
- * The ferocity of her argument left her opponents speechless
Antonyms
gentleness
mildness
meekness
tameness
docility
submissiveness
compliance
obedience
passivity
peacefulness
calmness
serenity
tranquility
quietness
stillness
mildness
softness
weakness
feebleness
powerlessness
helplessness
ineffectiveness
ineptness
inoffensiveness
harmlessness