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fury

UK
/ˈfjʊəri/
US
/ˈfjʊri/

Translations

furynoun
furies
pl
UK
/ˈfjʊəri/
US
/ˈfjʊri/
The king's gory was feared by all his subjects.
Гнев короля боялись все его подданные.
The storm's fury was unmatched, causing widespread damage.
Неистовство шторма было несравненным, вызвав широкомасштабные разрушения.
His fury was evident when he slammed the door.
Его ярость была очевидна, когда он хлопнул дверью.
Additional translations
бешенство
Synonyms
anger
exasperation
ire
vehemence
indignation
frenzy
wrath
rage
Antonyms
serenity
peace
calm
furyverb
furied
Past Simple
furied
Past Participle
furying
Gerund
UK
/ˈfjʊəri/
US
/ˈfjʊri/
Rare, now chiefly archaic: used intransitively to mean ‘rage’ or transitively to mean ‘infuriate’.
Synonyms
rage
fume
seethe
rave
rant
storm
boil over

Definitions

furynoun
Violent or uncontrolled anger.
She was shaking with fury after the verdict.
In Greek and Roman mythology, one of the avenging deities (Erinyes) who punish crimes.
The Furies pursued Orestes across the land.
Intense, destructive force or energy, especially of natural elements or violent activity.
The fury of the tornado tore roofs from houses.
An irascible or fiercely-tempered woman. (informal, dated)
Don't cross her—she can be a real fury when annoyed.
furyverb
To rage or move with violent anger.
The wind furied through the forest all night.
To drive into a state of fierce anger; to infuriate.
The unjust accusation furied him beyond words.
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