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fearsome

[feer-suhm] / ˈfɪər səm /




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“The United States military is the strongest and most fearsome military on the planet, by far. With capabilities and skills, our enemies can scarcely begin to imagine.”

From Salon

When the sun vanishes early and the chill of darkness comes on deep and fast, there has always been an instinct to gather around a source of warmth and illumination for tales of fearsome happenings.

From Los Angeles Times

Joshua was something else: An active fighter, also aging and rusty at 36, but still fearsome and far, far larger.

From The Wall Street Journal

A churchman of exceptional rhetorical skill, Augustine was naturally drawn into doctrinal and intellectual controversies, in which he showed a fearsome determination that his views should win out.

From The Wall Street Journal

The steep bounce and true carry should be an advantage, yet takes some getting used to, and the fearsome heat can be sapping.

From BBC