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fearsome

adjective as in afraid

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The absences did not bother Bayern, who have begun the season in fearsome form.

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Toronto’s deep, too—they managed to bash through the Yankees and Mariners without one of their most fearsome hitters, Bo Bichette.

The film is a clever comment on the inextricable themes of masculinity and motor vehicles, summoning the energy of ’50s car culture and giving it a fearsome, eventually homicidal edge.

What was once fearsome is now whatever is happening with the offense at Texas.

And the NHL’s most fearsome netminder suddenly looked as impenetrable as a colander.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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