Definition of viciously | Bee Dictionary of English

There seem to be thousands of books out there about money, and I am basically trying to viciously mock them.
During extra time of the World Cup final, with game tied 1-1, France's Zindine "Zizou" Zidane, who had scored his team's goal earlier in the match, viciously speared Italy's .
In June 2004, Brian claims, Banton and some toughs burst into his house near Banton's Kingston recording studio and viciously beat him and five other men.

Woman sues 'Spin City' actor over alleged dog attack
A poodle mix owned by an actor best known for the ‘90s sitcom “Spin City” viciously attacked an Upper East Side woman in Central Park, according to a new lawsuit. Alexander Chaplin, 42, who played the mayoral aide James Hobert in the Michael J. Fox TV show from 1996-2000, allegedly...
June 17, 2013 - New York Post
Reinhardt: Rwandan orphan finds loving family in WNC
From left, Randy Malchow, Paulin Hakizimana and Pam Malchow. / Special to the Citizen-Times Nineteen years ago a young boy named Paulin Hakizimana stood outside his home in Rwanda and watched a group of men viciously slaughter another human being.
June 17, 2013 - Black Mountain News
Maryville family's dog viciously beaten and killed
A Maryville family is searching for answers after their family dog was viciously beaten and killed.
June 13, 2013 - WATE 6 Knoxville

Jalal Talabani in Washington Post
We promise the great martyrs that we will chase the killers and criminals, the terrorists, Saddamists and Takfiri (Sunni extremists) for viciously trying to divide you,Shiite Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, Sunni Parliament speaker Mahmoud...
Larry Craig in ABC News
For eight months, Craig said, "my family and I had been relentlessly and viciously harassed by the Idaho Statesman [newspaper]."
Mark Geragos in Inside Bay Area
To be attacked by a tiger, number one, then to be attacked viciously by false and defamatory stuff is too much,Geragos said.

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