भड़कीलेपन-से इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Anglesey furiously repairs the equipment to restore the connection.

But Neil Jordan has directed it furiously, with a lush, insinuating visual style that gets right under the skin.

Kenny, a former Black Panther, and Spencer argue furiously about racial issues.

Stein, Tim: Pedalling furiously, The Independent, 19 January 2004.

However, during a 1–0 loss against Reading on 11 September 2006, he was criticised by Pearce after reacting furiously when he was substituted in the 60th minutes and threw his shirt to the ground and waved his arms in disgust.

" When he refused to battle her, she furiously voiced his cowardice.

She furiously attempts to attack him with her wakizashi but is blasted backward by his spiked mutated arm, is seriously hurt and knocked unconsciousness by the burning debris.

Kataoka furiously ordered Okumura's resignation but was persuaded by other senior colleagues to simply demote Okumura instead.

A treacherous servant barred the door behind him, and, as Joanna cowered in their bed, a terrible struggle ensued, Andrew defending himself furiously and shrieking for aid.

When the procession makes its way down to Tagata Jinja the phallus in its mikoshi is spun furiously before it is set down and more prayers are said.

The battle was furiously fought.

The Hindustani source word ṭūfān ("violent storm"; Perso-Arabic: , Devanagari: तूफ़ान|labelnone) comes from the Persian tūfān (توفان/طوفان) meaning "storm" which comes from the verb tūfīdan (توفیدن/طوفیدن), "to roar, to blow furiously".