fearsome

It became very like the man, not fearsome at all.

Now, President's men are saying they did fearsome things, too.

And are less fearsome because they become just words, suddenly.

The stories make it a fearsome thing, but I know no more.

In all his training, he had never learned to look fearsome.

He was worse than the first man, mean and fearsome.

Thus began a time of stories too fearsome to share here.

Sam turned toward the voice and saw the most fearsome man he had ever seen in his life.

Which, if I'd stopped to think of it, would have been fearsome in itself.

It would be a great unit to have such a fearsome name.

Most men, no more than a woman, could use such a fearsome device.

The women are fierce in the face of fearsome men.

Only one individual was left who could relate the whole, fearsome story.

This was a fearsome question to put in that winter of 1638.

It was their father who made the most fearsome appearance, however.

There seemed, times, she considered, when its hold on her reached fearsome levels.

And Iraq is not the only country in the area with fearsome military capabilities.

The question became not whose cause was just, but who could make the more fearsome machines?

Why on earth should he give up the fearsome power that has made him the most dangerous man in the world?

States can raise higher walls, but at a fearsome price.

Another and still more fearsome storm arrived the next day.

He followed his example just before the fearsome shaking began.

And a fearsome sight it was that met their eyes!

Some of the men were very short, she noticed, though this did not make them seem any less fearsome.

There are few things in a market economy more fearsome than a monopoly.