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furious

[fyoor-ee-uhs] / ˈfyʊər i əs /




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Juan Carlos Contreras, who oversees the city's security camera network, told AFP there could be protests by residents furious with the government as they search for their missing loved ones.

From Barron's

The home in question has been at the center of a number of controversies—and was the source of a furious legal battle between Perry and the home’s former owner, veteran Carl Westcott.

From MarketWatch

A furious president immediately vowed to impose a global tariff of 10 percent under a separate authority, before raising it to 15 percent on Saturday.

From Barron's

Eight men sliding 16 stones down an ice sheet to the soundtrack of clunking granite, furious sweeping and hollered commands of "hard" and "curl".

From BBC

Mr. Reardon was surprised and upset—no, make that furious—to see that file on his desk.

From Literature