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Meanings of fury in English
The property of being wild or turbulent.
Usage of fury in English
1
The clamor and noise in the street below had increased in fury.
2
In her place was a savage thing made of fury and violence.
3
The frail building was literally rocking in the fury of the storm.
4
It did not long delay; on it came in its majestic fury.
5
They were tragic in the fury of their absorption in their work.
6
Gard crushed the letter in his hand in a frenzy of fury.
7
The next it would rise in the fury of a sudden storm.
8
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9
The suppressed fury in Madame Fontaine began to get beyond her control.
10
Just how far Victoria would have taken her fury is anyone's guess.
11
Their fury was compounded by the action taking place in stoppage time.
12
This new flight would probably carry the Prince's fury to the height.
13
Min had seen his fury swell near to bursting for far less.
14
A snarl of fury burst from the throat of the deposed general.
15
The wind also increased in fury until it blew a regular gale.
16
The leopard no longer growled; but the cow was mad with fury.
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Canada
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United Kingdom
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Australia
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