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Meanings of fury in English
The property of being wild or turbulent.
Synonyms
Examples for "violence"
Examples for "violence"
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Yet Rue's words made sense: one could not oppose violence with violence.
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It's not just about state violence in the form of police violence.
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A deal would not eliminate violence, the Brussels-based International Crisis Group said.
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But collective action against police violence has itself led to police violence.
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U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and former colonial power France condemned the violence.
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Pirate gangs had been growing in number, size and ferocity for years.
2
There was no time for anything but speed and violence and ferocity.
3
The more interest in the meetings, the more ferocity and vileness outside.
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But the state that was first in Germany was first in ferocity.
5
Dorin shuddered again at the ferocity contained in this slim young form.
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Novelty captivates the superficial and thoughtless; vehemence delights the discontented and turbulent.
2
In more political mid-century work he blows and drums with impressive vehemence.
3
His temper partook of the general strength and vehemence of his character.
4
The old boatswain and the Portygees swung upon the lines with vehemence.
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He was startled by the vehemence of Jack's reaction to the situation.
1
Finance measures lost their interest in the fierceness of the political combat.
2
The heavy scowl smoothed away but the fierceness lingered in his eyes.
3
There was the same hatred, the same demoniac fierceness in it now.
4
Then even the gods were terrified at the fierceness of the conflict.
5
I am fierceness, and the mountain wind; clean pasture, and wild rest.
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The wildness of the boy that had persisted in me was gone.
2
We are not so threatened by the power and wildness within you.
3
Roaring in her ears, faces tumbling, lifting in a wildness about her.
4
Next day it was to appear to her in all its wildness.
5
The scenery has a wildness that approaches to that of the Rhine.
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Hence the furiousness of his spirit now.
2
I do know firsthand the furiousness of loose rock so I don't take it lightly by any means.
3
The furiousness of the attacks in this region led military critics to believe that the fall of the city of Riga was imminent.
4
I first climbed inside the tC, a sport coupe that I imagined might impart a certain fast-and-furiousness into the life of a young reporter.
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.
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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.
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They were tragic in the fury of their absorption in their work.
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Gard crushed the letter in his hand in a frenzy of fury.
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The next it would rise in the fury of a sudden storm.
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RELATED: Supermarket's swimsuit ban sparks fury For reference, this is my outfit.
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The suppressed fury in Madame Fontaine began to get beyond her control.
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Just how far Victoria would have taken her fury is anyone's guess.
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Their fury was compounded by the action taking place in stoppage time.
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This new flight would probably carry the Prince's fury to the height.
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Min had seen his fury swell near to bursting for far less.
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A snarl of fury burst from the throat of the deposed general.
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The wind also increased in fury until it blew a regular gale.
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The leopard no longer growled; but the cow was mad with fury.
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