Fury

/ˈfjʊəri/

Meaning & Definition

noun

Wild or violent anger.

She was filled with fury when she discovered the betrayal.

A fierce or violent force.

The storm unleashed its fury on the small coastal town.

Intensity of expression of rage or anger.

He shouted with fury, demanding to know who was responsible.

From Latin 'furia', meaning rage, fury.

fit of fury:

A sudden burst of intense anger.

fury as a lion:

Very angry or fierce.

fury of nature:

The destructive power of nature.

Having a fit or getting extremely angry.

He flipped out in a total fury when he heard the news.

To go berserk or act uncontrollably.

She went on a fury frenzied spree when she lost her wallet.