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feminine
/ˈfuɾja/
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Translation
fury, rage
Word origin
From Latin furia, from furere ('to rage, to be mad'). The same root gives English 'fury' and 'furious'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- furia
- English cognates
- fury, furious, furore
Grammar
Genderfeminine
Pluralfurias
Examples
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He shouted with fury when he saw the mess.
asustó pescadores.
The fury of the sea frightened the fishermen.
¡ !
Don't let rage control your decisions!
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His rage calmed down after a few minutes.
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She broke the plate in a moment of fury.
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