Noun:

ତୀବ୍ରତା, ପାଗଳାମି |, ବିସ୍ଫୋରଣ,

fury's Usage Examples:

"East coast mainline pays taxpayers £1bn sparking fresh reprivatisation fury".

The fanatic gleam in Linney's eyes as she oh-so-sweetly lays down the law is matched only by the spectacle of her shuddering attempts to control her fury when thwarted.

When Audrey learns she is now the new Starwife whether she likes it or not, she reacts in fury, tossing the pendant away.

As a wounded beast rends whatsoever meeteth it as if the cause of its smart, so he mocked by the Magi spent his fury on children.

” Swed praised “the humor, the ingratiating jazziness, the terrible fury and, in the end, the ravishing grace of the later scenes.

Underneath the fun and fury, the band displayed a real feel for classic rock forms from Jerry Lee Lewis (spoofed and honored in the opening cut Jerry Lee) to Ramones to AC/DC and others.

As 20,000 beings left Kestor in a great space ark, the sun exploded with the fury of a supernova, substantially damaging their ship.

ReceptionSimon Schama commented in 2011:Martin Amis' glorious fury, London Fields; the never-likely-to-be-bettered bedtime story from the heart of Mrs Thatcher's darkest Albion; stained with punk spit and pub puke; glossy as polished leather and sexy as hell.

as an "old patriot" who "stands like the pillars of the Alleghenies, unheeding the storms of copperheadism and treason, which beat in unrelenting fury.

Furfuryl alcohol is manufactured industrially by hydrogenation of furfural, which is itself typically produced from waste bio-mass such as corncobs.

He shakes them up, all right, but this character (not in the original play) also shakes up the movie's toned balance with his sheer noise and scatological fury.

"The popular fury which we briefly adverted to in our paper of yesterday.

fury and disbelief, how to kill their baby and herself, by taking the suicide pill should he not return from his mission in time to help.

Synonyms:

madness, anger, choler, wrath, lividity, ire, rage,

Antonyms:

good humor, venial sin, fearlessness, tame, tractability,