Meaning & Definition of word "Fury"
Fury
/ˈfjʊəri/
noun:
- 1. Wild or violent anger.
- Example: She was filled with fury when she discovered the betrayal.
- 2. A fierce or violent force.
- Example: The storm unleashed its fury on the small coastal town.
- 3. Intensity of expression of rage or anger.
- Example: He shouted with fury, demanding to know who was responsible.
Etymology
●From Latin 'furia', meaning rage, fury.
Common Phrases and Expressions
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.
Related Words
furiate:
To drive to fury.
furious:
Full of fury; extremely angry.
furyish:
Of or relating to fury.
Slang Meanings of fury
Meaning: Having a fit or getting extremely angry.
● Example Sentence: He flipped out in a total fury when he heard the news.
Meaning: To go berserk or act uncontrollably.
● Example Sentence: She went on a fury frenzied spree when she lost her wallet.