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fiery

/ˈfaɪəɹi/

Adjective
comp: fieriersup: fieriest

The word evokes the raw energy, intensity, and unpredictability of fire. It suggests an element that is powerful, consuming, and often impossible to ignore. When describing personality, it carries a dual nature. It can be positive (passionate, spirited, courageous) or negative (volatile, aggressive, quick-tempered). Unlike 'angry,' which describes a state, 'fiery' describes a temperament. In sensory contexts, such as color or taste, it implies an overwhelming intensity. A 'fiery red' is more vivid than a simple red; 'fiery spice' suggests a heat that burns the palate rather than just being flavorful.

Meanings

Adjective

Consisting of, resembling, or burning with fire

"The horizon was filled with a fiery glow as the sun began to set."

Adjective

Having a passionate, quick-tempered, or spirited nature

"She is known for her fiery personality and refusal to back down in an argument."

Adjective

Having a pungent, spicy taste or smell

"The curry had a fiery heat that made his eyes water."

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