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- Dictionaryfury/ˈfjʊəri/
noun
- 1. wild or violent anger: "tears of fury and frustration" Similar Opposite
- 2. extreme strength or violence in an action or a natural phenomenon: "the fury of a gathering storm" Similar Opposite
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1. : intense, disordered, and often destructive rage. 2. a. capitalized : any of the avenging deities in Greek mythology who torment criminals and inflict plagues. b. : an avenging spirit. c. : one who resembles an avenging spirit. especially : a spiteful woman. 3. : extreme fierceness or violence. 4. : a state of inspired exaltation : frenzy.
Violent, angry, and ferocious, fury is a feeling of wild, intense anger. Before you let your fury get the best of you, it's good to take a few deep breaths before you speak. Fury is anger times ten — it's unrestrained and maybe a little scary.
Fury is a noun that means unrestrained or violent anger, rage, passion, or the like. It can also refer to the daughters of Gaia who punished crimes in Greek mythology, or a fierce and violent person, especially a woman.
Fury is violent or very strong anger. It can also refer to an outburst of such anger, uncontrolled violence, a fierce person, or one of the Furies in mythology.
used to refer to somebody, usually a woman, who has reacted very angrily to something, especially the fact that her husband or partner has been unfaithful. like fury. (informal) with great effort, power, speed, etc. See fury in the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary. Check pronunciation: fury.
Fury is a noun that means violent anger, rage, or passion. It can also refer to the mythological spirits of vengeance or a fierce person. See synonyms, related terms, and idioms for fury.
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