fury in Latin
fury in Latin is furia — fury means extreme or wild anger.
fury in Latin
furia
Extreme anger.
What does "fury" mean?
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noun Extreme or wild anger.
"The manager shook with fury when he read the unfair review."
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noun Violent force or intensity, especially of weather or nature.
"Sailors feared the fury of the storm out on the open sea."
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fury in a sentence
- The manager shook with fury when he read the unfair review.
- He stormed out of the meeting in a fury.
- Sailors feared the fury of the storm out on the open sea.
- The river burst its banks with sudden fury after the heavy rain.
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What is "fury" in Latin?
"fury" in Latin is furia. fury means: Extreme or wild anger.
How do you use "fury" in a sentence?
Example: "The manager shook with fury when he read the unfair review." In Latin, "fury" is furia.
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