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Meanings of furious in English

Marked by extreme anger.

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(Of the elements) as if showing violent anger.

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Marked by extreme and violent energy.

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Usage of furious in English
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Cue more furious debate in Britain, and an uncertain response in Europe.
Reuters
2
Pompeo said Washington was furious and wanted Moscow to immediately free Whelan.
Reuters
3
A family friend told Vanity Fair: Make no mistake, Charles is furious.
News.com.au
4
She was furious at his words, and Markham didn't look pleased either.
Crossings
5
Some days I am utterly furious at the state of the world.
Feminist dot com
6
Deane gave him a furious look, but he accepted the second helping.
Dr Fischer of Geneva or The Bomb Party
7
Ms Toomey said she was furious when she heard about the delay.
Independent.ie
8
OUTA are furious that Christians helped the Gupta family circumvent immigration laws.
The South African
9
It was a triumph for the bitter; even the lukewarm grew furious.
Salammbo
10
Others were furious to hear the search had been stopped until morning.
News.com.au
11
Some AstraZeneca directors are furious, saying the government intervened behind its back.
Reuters
12
Small wonder the family were terrified, not to mention furious with him.
The Reality Dysfunction
13
Suddenly, in the midst of the tumult, I heard the furious words:-
Mohun; Or, the Last Days of Lee and His Paladins. / Final Memoir...
14
I set the coffee down and said without preamble, I'm furious, Murph.
Summer knight
15
A wounded man: 'Comrade Major, we are having a furious argument here.
A writer at war: vasily grossman with the red army
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The behaviour of that unclean white madman is furious in the extreme.
An Outcast of the Islands
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