furious English

Meaning furious meaning

What does furious mean?

Definitions in simple English

furious Adjective

— If you are furious, you are very, very angry. Bill was furious at John because he stole his lunch.

furious

— adjective (= ferocious, fierce) marked by extreme and violent energy a ferocious beating fierce fighting a furious battle

— adjective (= angered, enraged, infuriated, maddened) marked by extreme anger the enraged bull attached furious about the accident a furious scowl infuriated onlookers charged the police who were beating the boy could not control the maddened crowd

— adjective (= angry, raging) (of the elements) as if showing violent anger angry clouds on the horizon furious winds the raging sea

Synonyms furious synonyms

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furious English » English

angry

violent

raging

mad

enraged

wild

rabid

infuriated

fierce

frantic

savage

irate

ferocious

wrathful

outraged

vehement

tempestuous

livid

incensed

get angry

frenzied

cross

angered

stormy

infuriate

frenetic

excited

berserk

upset

unrestrained

terrible

spiteful

raving

rampant

rage

phrenetic

make angry

maddened

irritated

irritable

indignant

impudent

impetuous

frightened

delirious

bad-tempered

wrothful

wroth

wrath

want revenge

Topics furious topics

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Language and thought Emotion Feel bad

Angry

• What words refer to feeling very angry?
  enraged furious furiously incensed infuriated irate livid full of resentment seething be on the warpath wrathful have a tantrum have a temper tantrum boiling mad
• What words describe something said or done in an angry manner?
  angry furious stormy heated furor uproar feelings run high

Examples furious examples

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Simple sentences

My mother was furious.

Even though he apologized, I'm still furious.

A furious elephant kicks out the fencing of his enclosure and sends the keeper flying.

Adam was furious with me when I broke his watch.

I said nothing, which made him more furious.

He is furious with anger.

You're gonna make me furious!

Are you furious?

Tom will be furious.

I was furious when I saw a newspaper headline today.

I was furious.

Tom was furious.

Tom is furious.

Tom got furious.

For some reason, she's really furious with me.

Republicans were furious.

The governor was furious.

President Roosevelt was furious.

The governor of Texas was furious.

Tom must be furious with Mary.

His parents were furious.

My parents were furious.

These happy slaves are the most furious enemies of freedom.

Movie subtitles

Do you enjoy being beaten by po and the furious five Again, and again, and again, and again, and again, And again, and again?

Maybe there's more Than one way to defeat the furious five.

The furious five are old and played out.

The crocs are the new furious five.

That scroll says the crocs are the new furious five!

It says master jia is commanded To train the replacements for the furious five.

So the dude is up a xiaoxi without a duanjiang. - The old furious five never charged people, you know?

Furious, the chief of police summoned his inspectors.

I dreamt last night a furious boar tore you to pieces!

The bleeding Vakulinchuk flees from the furious Giliarovsky.

If he's late, I shall be furious with him.

Father. He'd be furious.

He'll be furious if he finds you here.

I'm furious.

Good Lord! She'll be furious!

I'm afraid that Shubin was furious.

The Dean's furious. He's waxing wroth!

We now see that the stranger is capable of a furious outburst, and we'll see extreme violence, a portent of his obviously unstable and dangerous state.

Schnarzan will be furious.

Frankly, I'm furious.

Mother's furious about it.

I'm furious with you.

Wagner's furious. The cast is in the lobby.

Does it make Daddy jealous? - Furious.

John's furious that you're paying for these.

Bilme kidnapped Gorynych Serpentine. He was furious when I refused to marry him.

I told you he'd be furious!

You seem to have whipped the Navy into a furious sense of duty.

Go home. I'll meet you there. I must face the revenge of a furious husband!

He'd be furious.

Mme Lepic will be furious.

The groom's father will be furious.

Mr Mori was furious.

Mrs. Danvers must be furious with me.

Was she furious?

Madame will be furious.

But I'm furious.

Boss, I hope you're not furious about yesterday.

News and current affairs

Russia would be furious, because it fears that Kosovo's secession - whether or not it is internationally recognized - might fuel separatist movements in the former Soviet empire.

Iraq stands as a reminder of America's furious desire to avenge the terrorist attacks of September, 2001 and hurt punish even those unconnected with the perpetrators.

But Sharon's fellow generals were furious at him, as was often the case.

Morales had to land in Vienna, and Latin American leaders were furious at what they took to be an insult to their dignity.

But Germany's thrifty savers - households, banks, and insurance companies - are furious about ECB policies that tax them (and others in the eurozone core) to subsidize the eurozone periphery's alleged reckless spenders and debtors.

But this will turn into furious rejection if Europe were to sow doubt over what Americans now regard as the most dangerous - if not the only challenge - to the common security of the Atlantic community.

The EU's smaller countries, in particular, are furious with France over its stubborn refusal to play by the EU's deficit spending rules.

As that date approaches, America's military build-up around Iraq continues at a furious pace, with Britain also mobilizing.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu was furious; he called Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas a liar, and gave permission for 3,000 new Jewish homes to be constructed on occupied Palestinian territory.

He was furious.

On the other hand, Tolstoy justified the unrestrained and unregulated eruption of public anger and the furious slaying of retreating French soldiers by Russian peasants.

But her story just goes on and on, and the emotion that attaches to it seems strangely furious and vengeful.

Deng Xiaoping, at that time the paramount leader, and Chen Yun, another representative of the powerful Old Guard, were furious at this result.

Somewhere out there, gunning for Musharraf, are Islamic militants furious at being dumped after they fought his covert wars in Afghanistan and Kashmir.

The reaction by China's public to the gory photos of the injured was furious.

But the former president is now mounting a furious comeback bid and might well win the parliamentary election scheduled for August 17.

Suddenly, America looks like the rest of the furious, protesting, not-completely-free world.

Embarrassed and furious - my attire made me a butt of Walesa's mocking remarks - I walked up the stairs of the palace where the talks were to be held.

These and other internal reforms would serve to moderate the furious rise in the price of developing-country assets.