Driving
Fierce
Fierce adjective - Violently unfriendly or aggressive in disposition.
Driving and fierce are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Driving" instead an adjective "Fierce".
Nearby Words: fiercely, fierceness
Both words in one sentence
- As they're driving to Brasilia in their underwear (getting caught in a fierce storm shortly before) he has enough and pulls into a police station.
Source: Can't Get In Trouble For Nuthin' - Jack successfully drives the boat through the heart of a fierce storm to their destination, but realizes that he's dangerously close to driving toward the world's biggest waterfalls.
Source: Literature / Jack Blank -
In Red Fury, the blood in the Bloodfiends gives them memories of those whose blood they drank, driving them crazy, Split Personality style — and with a fierce desire to drink more blood, worsening the problem.
Source: Blood Magic
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