fury English

Meaning fury meaning

What does fury mean?

Definitions in simple English

fury Noun

— Fury is when a person is more than angry and usually is at the level of putting it to act. The fury could be seen in the lion's eyes.

fury

— noun (= rage) a feeling of intense anger hell hath no fury like a woman scorned his face turned red with rage

— noun (= violence) the property of being wild or turbulent the storm's violence

— noun (= craze) state of violent mental agitation

Fury

— noun (classical mythology) the hideous snake-haired monsters (usually three in number) who pursued unpunished criminals

Synonyms fury synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as fury?

fury English » English

rage

anger

wrath

frenzy

indignation

ire

furor

furiousness

ferocity

violence

vehemence

madness

outrage

malice

fierceness

craze

passion

hatred

great anger

exasperation

cruelty

wildness

violent anger

vexation

spite

resentment

rampage

irritation

hysteria

furore

enragement

delirium

zeal

wrathfulness

woodness

violent emotion

vigour

truculency

tigerishness

temper

tantrum

stroke

sharpness

savagery

rudeness

ramp

rabies

rabidness

rabidity

power

Fury English » English

Eumenides

Erinyes

Topics fury topics

What do people use fury to talk about?

Language and thought Emotion Feel bad

Angry

• What words refer to the feeling of anger?
  anger annoyance bitterness dander fury grudge indignation ire outrage rage rancor resentment temper wrath

Social behavior Conflict Fight

Violent

• What words refer to violent behavior?
  violence aggression brutality savagery ferocity fierceness force fury barbarity

Examples fury examples

How do I use fury in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The storm remitted its fury.

Tom was beside himself with fury.

Movie subtitles

A murderous fury overcomes him.

I call it a shame, Lady Kriemhild that you let heroes, who could not be beaten in battle, perish in fire's fury!

I saw your granddad was crazy with fury, like to beat you to death.

Pathetic, wasn't it, all my fuss and fury over anything as unimportant as this party.

We did our best to resist the fury of the reactionaries.

O, yet I do repent me of my fury, that I did kill them.

Others that lesser hate him Do call it valiant fury.

It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.

It's the worst storm of public fury I've ever seen.

While such as you were sulking here at home we held the infidel at bay in England's name and fell before his fury.

And. where did you meet this Fury?

I no longer see myself falling in battle or in the fury of a storm.

His soul in turmoil, like the hot winds and raging sands that lash him with the fury of a taskmaster's whip.

He cannot cool the burning kiss of thirst upon his lips, nor shade the scorching fury of the sun.

Even a rat, for all its fury, falls prey to it.

Ride like fury.

The Farmer's Daughter, with Loretta Young, Desert Fury with Burt Lancaster and Flying Leathernecks with John Wayne.

The General Died at Dawn, The Light That Failed, Son of Fury, et cetera.

Because you are sentenced to burn for 16 years. in the fires that will purge your pride and fury.

Sixteen years of purgatory weren't enough. to burn away your pride and fury.

Well, as I see it we're dealing with a monomaniac and after each and every one of these murders he goes into a bestial fury and smashes things.

Why should a murderer who's strong enough to break Major Harker's back, vent his bestial fury by breaking up dinky little cups and saucers when he could just as easily break up a large chair or smash a big table?

An outburst of fury.

And in the morning to be confronted by a bawling fishwife, bristling with fury because I fail to appreciate the genius of her male.

ALL RIGHT, FURY, ALL RIGHT.

DO THINK LARRY WILL COME, FURY?

GOODNIGHT, FURY.

HE'S BEEN TREATING FURY.

A COMPOUND HENDERSON MADE FOR FURY.

THE MEDICINE I MADE UP FOR FURY.

I WON'T LET ANYTHING HAPPEN TO FURY.

COME ON, FURY.

FURY'S NEVER BEEN AS FIT.

LOOK, FURY HAS NEVER BELEAST.

FURY HAS TO HAVE HIS EXERCISE.

SHE'S TAKING CARE OF FURY.

News and current affairs

This rude interruption to their majesties' indolence by their subjects incited rage and fury and something else--fear.

With the world in a fury about cutting greenhouse gasses, it is easy to forget that there are other and better ways to do some good for the planet.

It thereby inadvertently confirmed the jihadists' vilest propaganda, suggesting that Muslims worldwide can, for no apparent reason, become targets of America's lethal fury.

Given a globalized movement of fury, this is not simple.

Governments with a mandate to domesticate financial markets appear to have produced a lot of sound and fury, but little reform.

Yet, engaged in a war driven by fury and vengeance, the Israelis are now focused again on a manhunt for gang chieftains, targeted killings of Hamas squads, and the arrest of its political leaders, not on peace overtures.

In a single instant of unfathomable fury, his moment of glory was transformed into one of madness and a curse.

Despite headway towards settling that struggle, violence continues and could erupt again in full fury.

Or does all this sound and fury signify nothing more than a well-organized mobilization of the dispossessed who cannot win support via the democratic process?

Assad would remain in power in the richest part of the country, with bitter sectarian fury reigning in the country's eastern hinterland.

Natural disasters strike with greater fury, and in greater numbers, than ever before.

Racy reports in China's press sparked another round of righteous fury, drawing on the trope of China as a raped woman, an image long suppressed under Mao.

Similarly, few regimes seemed more stable than that of the Shah of Iran, another long-term ruler, who, having bankrupted his country, was forced to flee the fury of a mob in 1979.

Since Tsipras's election in January, German officials have barely been able to contain their fury that a left-wing upstart government of a tiny, bankrupt country would dare to challenge one of the world's great economies.