fu·ry 
/ˈfjuri/ noun
plural fu·ries /ˈfjuri/ noun 1 : violent anger : rage [noncount] ▪ I could see the fury in her eyes. ▪ Nothing could contain his fury over their accusations. ▪ He turned away from them in fury. [singular] ◊If you are in a fury, you are very angry.
▪ She rose in a fury and stalked out of the room. ◊If you fly into a fury, you become very angry.
▪ He flew into a fury [=flew into a rage] and began shouting at them. synonyms 1anger 2 [noncount] : wild and dangerous force
▪ The hurricane unleashed its fury on hundreds of homes and businesses.
▪ She rose in a fury and stalked out of the room. ◊If you fly into a fury, you become very angry.
▪ He flew into a fury [=flew into a rage] and began shouting at them. synonyms 1anger
▪ The hurricane unleashed its fury on hundreds of homes and businesses.
sound and fury — see 1sound
