No. 9,987 in French

furie

"Furie" in English means "fury," referring to intense anger or rage.

In a sentence

Elle a exprimé une furie incontrôlable lorsqu'elle a appris la nouvelle.
She expressed an uncontrollable fury when she learned the news.
In this sentence, 'furie' refers to intense anger or rage.
Une furie déclencha une tempête destructrice dans la légende ancienne.
A fury unleashed a destructive storm in the ancient legend.
Here, 'furie' is used metaphorically to describe a supernatural being with destructive power.
La furie de la mer en pleine tempête est impressionnante.
The fury of the ocean during a storm is impressive.
In this context, 'furie' is describing the violent and chaotic state of nature, specifically the sea.

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