furious

adjectiveB1 · Intermediate

Very very angry.

Meanings of «furious»

1 · adjective

very very angry

My father was furious when he saw the mess.

2 · adjective

extremely forceful, violent, or intense

The furious storm knocked down several old trees.

Similar: intense fierce violent

Translation

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«furious» in 17 languages

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The difference between similar words

feeling anger

annoyeda little angry, often about something smallI was annoyed when the bus was late.

angryfeeling real anger about something wrongHe was angry about the bad news.

furiousextremely angryShe was furious when she saw the broken window.

Word family

fury B1 · nounfurious B1 · adjectivefuriously B1 · adverb

Collections

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