Ferociously

I ferociously smashed my phone on the floor.

The lion roared ferociously.

Tobias's German Shepherd was barking ferociously.

Balt was ferociously exultant, Emerson was boiling with impatience, while Fraser, whose calm nothing disturbed, slept most of the time, observing that this was his last good bed for a while, and therefore he wished to make it work.

The flames leaped ferociously, consuming everything in their path.

Then Jupiter sent them a water snake, which began to ferociously devour them one by one. Silenced with terror, the frogs tried in vain to escape death.

Challenger snorted ferociously as he looked at it, and his thick black hair seemed to bristle up in his wrath.

To get a Times review, a gay book generally must be by a well-known writer preferably not performing at his best, or be so ferociously learned, like John Boswell's Christianity, Social Tolerance, and Homosexuality, that the Times would lose intellectual credibility by not noticing it.

a ferociously fast pace