Ferocious

/fəˈrəʊʃəs/
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Negative Connotation

The word often implies something negative, like danger or harm.

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The ferocious storm left the coastline in ruins.
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Not for People

Rarely used to describe people unless it's about their actions or behavior.

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The debater was ferocious in presenting his arguments.
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Hyperbolic Expression

Often used to exaggerate characteristics for effect.

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They faced a ferocious defense on the football field.
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