No. 9,986 in French

furax

Furax: Furious, extremely angry.

In a sentence

Je suis furax contre lui pour avoir perdu les clés.
I am furious at him for losing the keys.
Here, 'furax' is used as an adjective meaning extremely angry or furious about a specific event or action.
Quand il a découvert la vérité, il était totalement furax.
When he discovered the truth, he was completely furious.
In this sentence, 'furax' describes the character's intense emotional reaction upon uncovering a truth.
Ils sont furax que nous n'ayons pas respecté notre engagement.
They are furious that we did not respect our commitment.
'Furax' expresses a collective anger or disappointment stemming from perceived negligence or failure.

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