furiously in Latin
furiously in Latin is furenter — furiously means in an extremely angry way.
furiously in Latin
furenter
In a furious manner; angrily.
What does "furiously" mean?
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adv In an extremely angry way.
"He slammed the door furiously and stormed off."
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adv Very quickly or with great intensity.
"She was typing furiously to meet the deadline."
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furiously in a sentence
- He slammed the door furiously and stormed off.
- She was typing furiously to meet the deadline.
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What is "furiously" in Latin?
"furiously" in Latin is furenter. furiously means: In an extremely angry way.
How do you use "furiously" in a sentence?
Example: "He slammed the door furiously and stormed off." In Latin, "furiously" is furenter.
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