Definition

A strong feeling of anger that can be intense and uncontrolled.

Example

He felt a surge of fury when he heard the unfair accusation.

Conversation

Did you see the movie where the hero was filled with fury after losing everything?

Yeah, that part was really intense!

I couldn't believe how his fury drove him to seek revenge.

Right? It made the story so gripping and emotional.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Fury originates from Latin 'furia' (meaning rage or madness), which is derived from 'furere' (meaning to rage or be mad). The word 'fury' refers to intense, violent anger or rage.

Memory Tip

Think of the Latin word 'furia' meaning rage, which helps you remember that 'fury' describes a state of intense anger.

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