furious
Translation
furious, very angry, intense
Examples
He was furious when he found out.
He was furious when he found out.
The car drove at a furious pace.
The car drove at a furious pace.
Grammar Patterns
((to be)) furious ((with sb.)) ((about/at sth.)) to be very angry with someone about something. He was furious with his brother.
((adjective)) + ((noun)) very great or intense. The car drove at a furious pace.
Similar Words
Synonyms: angry, enraged, livid; Antonyms: calm, pleased
Etymology
From Latin 'furiosus', from 'furia' (fury, rage).
Memory Tips
Think of the 'Fast & Furious' movies, which are full of intense, fast-paced action.