Furiously

/ˈfjʊə.ri.əs.li/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a manner showing intense or violent anger.

She furiously argued her point during the heated debate.

With great energy or intensity; frantically.

He worked furiously to finish the project before the deadline.

In a very rapid or energetic way.

The dog raced furiously around the park, chasing after the ball.

From furious + -ly

furiously happy

Experiencing intense feelings of joy, often in an overwhelming way.

furiously typing

Typing very quickly, usually due to excitement or urgency.

fury

Intense and violent anger.

furious

Experiencing or displaying intense anger.

Going all out in anger.

He was furiously going off on the mic last night.

Being extremely passionate.

She was furiously into that new band.