fury — meaning, examples & etymology [English]

fury (/ˈfjʊə.ri/)

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🔊 /ˈfjʊə.ri/

Meaning

Meaning: wild rage

Wild and violent anger.

Examples

🗣 The storm hit the coast with terrible fury, tearing roofs from the small fishing cottages.

Etymology

From Latin ‘furia’ (rage), personified as the Furies in Roman mythology.

How & Where It’s Used

Means intense anger; also the destructive force of nature.

Literary Heritage

The Furies of Greek and Roman myth were goddesses of vengeance.

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