Fury
Pronunciation: /ˈfjʊriː/
Fury (noun)
- Very strong anger, often shown with loud voice, shouting, or angry actions.
- Extreme force of nature, such as a storm or fire, that seems uncontrollable.
- Anger felt by many people about something unfair or shocking.
Examples
- She showed fury when the plan failed.
- The manager felt fury after the delay.