No. 7,149 in German
fury
The German word "Fury" means "fury" or "rage" in English, often referring to intense anger or wrath.
In a sentence
Die Tänzerin bewegte sich mit einer beeindruckenden Wildheit über die Bühne.
The dancer moved with an impressive fury across the stage.
In this sentence, 'Wildheit' refers to a state of intense energy and passion during performance, highlighting the expressive intensity of the dancer.
Das Kind zeigte seine Wildheit, indem es durch den Park rannte und laut rief.
The child displayed its fury by running through the park and shouting loudly.
Here, 'Wildheit' is used to describe a state of uninhibited and lively behavior, generally associated with youthful energy.
Die Wildheit der Natur während des Sturms war überwältigend.
The fury of nature during the storm was overwhelming.
In this example, 'Wildheit' is used to denote the extreme and powerful forces observed during a storm in nature.
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