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fury
noun as in anger, wrath
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When the conspiracy at the center of “The Chair Company” consumes the life of Ron Trosper, he vacillates between screaming fury and the type of validation that lights up his smile from the inside.
Despite the fury, self-reflection and pain, Scotland are still in a strong position.
The catastrophe sparked public fury over warning systems and the emergency response.
The heavy-handed reaction of security forces to the protests—jail-cell beatings, drive-by abductions and outright killings—has intensified the protesters’ fury.
Church said her fury and defiance at the situation helped her survive the media scrutiny and coverage, and "kept me protected".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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