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fieriness

/ˈfaɪə.ri.nəs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la cualidad de ser fogoso, ardiente o llameante, pudiendo referirse al calor o color del fuego, o bien a un carácter apasionado, vehemente o colérico, así como a la intensidad o ardor de una emoción o discurso.

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noun

/ˈfaɪə.ri.nəs/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la cualidad de ser fogoso, ardiente o llameante, pudiendo referirse al calor o color del fuego, o bien a un carácter apasionado, vehemente o colérico, así como a la intensidad o ardor de una emoción o discurso.

A noun referring to the quality of being fiery, which can mean the heat or color of fire, or a passionate and quick-tempered nature.

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  1. Heat or color of fireB2formal

    The quality of being intensely hot or having a bright, fiery color.

    esArdor o color de fuego

    • The fieriness of the desert sun was almost unbearable.
    • The artist captured the fieriness of the sunset in her painting.
    • The fieriness of the chili pepper made his eyes water.

    Sinónimosblazebrilliancefireflameglowheatincandescenceradiance

  2. Passionate and quick-tempered natureC1formal

    A quality of being easily angered or having intense, passionate emotions.

    esvehemencia

    • Her fieriness made her a formidable debater.
    • His fieriness often got him into trouble with his superiors.
    • The coach's fieriness inspired the team to play with more energy.

    Sinónimosardorfireheatimpetuosityirascibilitypassiontempervehemence

    Antónimoscalmnesscomposurecoolnessequanimityevennessgentlenessmildnessplacidityserenitytranquility

Formas
  • fierinesses plural form
  • fierinesses' possessive plural form
  • fieriness's possessive singular form
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