furious

Signification (Anglais)

1. Feeling great anger; raging; violent.
2. Rushing with impetuosity; moving with violence.

Concepts

furieux

rageur

endiablé

furibond

tempétueux

sauvage

féroce

enragé

déchaîné

forcené

fulminant

furieuse

orageux

enrageâmes

enragèrent

enragea

enrageai

acharné

en fureur

atroce

en colère

😠

fou

intense

véhément

violent

exploser de colère

farouche

Synonymes

angry

😠

violent

mad

raging

enraged

wild

rabid

infuriated

fierce

frantic

savage

ferocious

irate

outraged

wrathful

incensed

vehement

livid

frenzied

tempestuous

get angry

cross

angered

frenetic

stormy

infuriate

berserk

excited

maddened

bad-tempered

make angry

spiteful

upset

phrenetic

irritated

impetuous

unrestrained

rage

😡

irritable

impudent

rampant

raving

frightened

indignant

terrible

delirious

provoked

rampageous

renegade

resistless

restless

shirty

silly

storm

tearing

tremendous

truculent

tumultuous

uncontrolled

undeterred

unsettled

vexed

vitiate

wrath

wroth

aboil

be enraged

in rut

insane person

insolent person

ireful

mean-spirited

murderous attack

stormy weather

greatly enraged

hate

😡

extremely angry

fit to be tied

said of a sea

wrothful

rageful

awrath

rangant

get into violent anger

bear grudge

agonized

want revenge

annoyed

ardent

arrogant

become angry

be furious

berserker

boisterous

burning

burst out

cautious

choleric

coddle

crazy

desolate

distracted

distressed

dynamic

effervescent

enrage

evil

fervent

fume

fuming

furor

fury

grim

haggard

haywire

hectic

hot

🥵

indignation

insolent

intense

intoxicated

inveterate

irrepressible

lose one’s temper

malicious

maniac

moved

obsessed

outrageous

pamper

passionate

possessed

Coupé comme

fu‧ri‧ous

Prononcé comme (IPA)

/ˈfjʊə.ɹɪəs/

Étymologie (Anglais)

From Middle English furious, from Old French furieus, from Latin furiōsus. Displaced native Old English hātheort (literally “hot-hearted”).