/fy.ʁjø/
Translation
furious
Word origin
From Latin furiosus ('raging, mad'), from furia ('rage, fury'), itself from the verb furere ('to rage'). English 'furious' and 'fury' come from the same root.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- furiosus
- English cognates
- furious, fury, furore
Grammar
Examples
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My father was furious when he saw the car.
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She has been furious with her brother since yesterday.
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Do not look at me with that furious expression.
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The neighbours were furious because of the noise.
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He slammed the door, furious, without a word.
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