ferociously
gb/fɚˈoʊʃɪsli/ us/fɚˈoʊʃɪsli/
C1
英语
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adverb
C1
property
1
in a violent, savage way
In a very violent or aggressive way.
用法模式：
[someone/animal] [verb] ferociously
常见错误：
Don’t use it for normal strong effort unless you mean ‘fierce’ or ‘aggressive’; for neutral intensity, ‘very’ or ‘extremely’ may fit better.
近义词
fiercely (More common and slightly less vivid.)
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savagely (Suggests cruelty and lack of mercy.)
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violently (Focuses on physical force and harm.)
反义词
gently (Without aggression or violence.)
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peacefully (Without conflict or attack.)
搭配
attack ferociously
|fight ferociously
|bite ferociously
|snarl ferociously
|argue ferociously
|lash out ferociously
|clash ferociously
|defend ferociously
主题
conflict
|violence
|emotions
例句
- The dog lunged ferociously at the stranger.
- Rival fans fought ferociously outside the stadium.
- They argued ferociously over who was responsible.
学习者例句
- The lion roared ferociously.
- He defended his family ferociously.
adverb
C1
property
2
with great force or power
With very strong force.
用法模式：
[something] [verb] ferociously
常见错误：
Not usually used for ordinary movement (e.g., ‘walk ferociously’ sounds odd unless joking).
近义词
furiously (Emphasizes intense energy; can sound more dramatic.)
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violently (Often suggests damage or danger.)
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fiercely (Very close in meaning; slightly more general.)
反义词
gently (With little force.)
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mildly (Not strong or severe.)
搭配
wind blow ferociously
|storm rage ferociously
|fire burn ferociously
|sun beat down ferociously
|waves crash ferociously
|rain fall ferociously
主题
nature
|weather
例句
- The storm raged ferociously through the night.
- A wildfire burned ferociously across the hillside.
- The wind whipped the trees ferociously.
学习者例句
- The fire burned ferociously.
- The wind blew ferociously.
adverb
C1
property
3
with intense determination or passion
With very strong energy or determination.
用法模式：
[someone] [verb] ferociously; ferociously + [adjective]
常见错误：
Often used for intensity that feels ‘fierce’ (competition, loyalty, criticism). For simple effort, ‘hard’ or ‘intensely’ may sound more natural.
近义词
intensely (More neutral, less aggressive.)
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relentlessly (Emphasizes not stopping.)
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passionately (Highlights strong feeling rather than aggression.)
反义词
halfheartedly (Without much effort or commitment.)
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calmly (Without strong intensity.)
搭配
work ferociously
|compete ferociously
|campaign ferociously
|criticize ferociously
|ferociously ambitious
|ferociously loyal
|ferociously competitive
|ferociously independent
|ferociously proud
主题
work
|sports
|emotions
|business
例句
- The two teams competed ferociously for the title.
- She is ferociously protective of her privacy.
- He defended his ideas ferociously in the meeting.
学习者例句
- They competed ferociously.
- She is ferociously loyal to her friends.
adverb
C1
quantity
4
extremely; very (intensifier)
Extremely; very.
用法模式：
ferociously + [adjective/adverb]
常见错误：
Because it contains the idea of ‘fierce’, it can sound dramatic; in neutral contexts, ‘very’ or ‘really’ is more common.
近义词
extremely (More neutral and common.)
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incredibly (More conversational; can be hyperbolic.)
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remarkably (More formal; less aggressive in tone.)
反义词
slightly (Only a small amount.)
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moderately (Not extreme in degree.)
搭配
ferociously expensive
|ferociously difficult
|ferociously hot
|ferociously bright
|ferociously cold
|ferociously fast
|ferociously complicated
主题
daily_life
|describing_things
例句
- The hotel was ferociously expensive during the festival.
- It’s ferociously difficult to master in a short time.
- The midday sun was ferociously bright.
学习者例句
- This course is ferociously difficult.
语法
相关表达
ferociously competitive
1/fɚˈoʊʃɪsli kəmpˈɛtɪtɪv/
fixed phrase
competing in a very intense way
Very strong and intense in trying to win.
例句
- She’s ferociously competitive and hates to lose.
- The job market is ferociously competitive right now.
- They grew up in a ferociously competitive school.
ferociously independent
1/fɚˈoʊʃɪsli ˌɪndɪpˈɛndənt/
fixed phrase
strongly determined to be self-reliant
Very independent and not wanting help.
例句
- She’s ferociously independent and insists on doing everything herself.
- He became ferociously independent after moving out at sixteen.
- They raised their children to be ferociously independent.
ferociously loyal
1/fɚˈoʊʃɪsli lˈɔɪəl/
fixed phrase
extremely loyal and protective
Very loyal and strongly supportive.
例句
- He’s ferociously loyal to his friends.
- The staff were ferociously loyal to the founder.
- She remained ferociously loyal despite the criticism.
ferociously opposed (to)
1/fɚˈoʊʃɪsli əpˈoʊzd tə/
fixed phrase
formal
strongly and aggressively against
Very strongly against something.
例句
- Local residents are ferociously opposed to the new highway.
- She was ferociously opposed to cutting the health budget.
- They remained ferociously opposed throughout the negotiations.
ferociously protective (of)
1/fɚˈoʊʃɪsli pɹətˈɛktɪv əv/
fixed phrase
very protective, sometimes aggressively
Very protective of someone or something.
例句
- He’s ferociously protective of his younger sister.
- She is ferociously protective of her reputation.
- The mother bear was ferociously protective of her cubs.
ferociously proud (of)
1/fɚˈoʊʃɪsli pɹˈaʊd əv/
fixed phrase
very proud in a strong way
Very proud of someone or something.
例句
- Her parents were ferociously proud of her graduation.
- He is ferociously proud of his roots.
- They’re ferociously proud of the team’s comeback.