furiously

In wild anger

Furiously means with intense energy, speed, or anger.

Someone working furiously is pushing hard and fast: She typed furiously to meet the deadline.

Someone furiously angry is in a rage: He furiously denied the accusations.

The word intensifies both physical effort and emotional state.

angrily

irate

Extremely angry

  • lividExtremely angry or discolored
  • fumingExtremely angry, visibly so
  • seethingIntensely, quietly enraged

incensed · enraged · wrathful · indignant · resentful · exasperated · outraged · cross · heated · wrathfully

intensely

vigorously

With forceful enthusiasm

powerfully · frantically · fiercely · relentlessly · madly · wildly · desperately · energetically · strenuously · zealously

rapidly

fast

Speedy, or skip eating

swiftly · briskly · hurriedly · frenetically · frantically · breakneck · headlong · hell-bent · pell-mell · double-time

stormy

tempestuous

Wildly agitated or volatile

  • ragingViolently uncontrolled
  • howlingProlonged mournful crying sound
  • roaringMaking prolonged loud noise

violent · turbulent · thundering · blustering · gusting · lashing · pounding · battering · churning · swirling

Categories
Opposites
emotional intensity/anger

furiouslycalmly

In a tranquil manner

serenely · placidly · tranquilly · peacefully · composedly

intensity/vigor of action

furiouslygently

In a mild manner

softly · mildly · tenderly · slowly · delicately

emotional valence

furiouslyhappily

In a joyful manner

contentedly · joyfully · cheerfully · blissfully · merrily

Phrases
Family

furious, furiousness

Familiarity
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Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated G