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fury

[fyoor-ee] / ˈfyʊər i /


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That language was designed to embody the fury and frustration so many Labour MPs feel - including, as he said again and again, Sir Keir himself.

From BBC

The mum-of-three made some comments beneath the post which were met with fury by her son and some other family members.

From BBC

She threw the axe, overhand, as hard and straight as she could: not hard, not straight, but with an awesome fury.

From Literature

Dilly Knox felt a burst of fury at having fallen so far behind.

From Literature

Readers might well feel they deserve a warning too, for sane lovers of literature who read this book are likely to experience fury and even despair by the time they finish.

From The Wall Street Journal