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fearsome
[feer-suhm]
adjective
causing fear.
a fearsome noise.
causing awe or respect.
a fearsome self-confidence.
afraid; timid.
fearsome
/ ˈɪəə /
adjective
frightening
timorous; afraid
Other 51Թ Forms
- fearsomely adverb
- fearsomeness noun
- ˈڱdz adverb
- ˈڱdzԱ noun
Example Sentences
MacKinnon is fact-checking Didion in real time, refusing to let her apply her fearsome talent for story-spinning to her own life.
And polio, the fearsome nemesis of American families in the 1950s, from 16,300 to zero.
Collectively, the Bruins comprise one of the most fearsome lineups in the country, having piled up a team-record 28 mercy-rule wins.
His quipped response reflected the Northern Irishman's fearsome reputation at Quail Hollow.
The sight of Richard Parker, a growling behemoth of musculature and whiskers, is the most fearsome.
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