furiously
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Definition
- Adverb:
- With intense anger or passion: Describes an action done with extreme rage, fury, or strong emotion.
- With great energy, speed, or intensity: Describes an action performed with violent or frantic energy.
- (Of natural forces) With wild, stormy violence: Describes elements like wind or waves acting with turbulent, uncontrolled force.
Usage Examples
- With intense anger:
- He shook his head furiously.
- The customer complained furiously about the poor service.
- With great energy or speed:
- She scrubbed the floor furiously.
- The engine was running furiously.
- Of natural forces:
- The sea churned furiously against the rocks.
- Rain lashed the windows furiously.
Advanced Usage
- "to work furiously": to work with intense, frantic effort, often against a deadline.
- The team worked furiously to finish the project on time.
- "to deny something furiously": to deny something with great vehemence and anger.
- He furiously denied all the accusations.
Variants and Related Words
- Furious (adj): Full of fury, violent passion, or rage; intensely energetic or fast.
- He was in a furious mood.
- They set off at a furious pace.
- Fury (n): Wild or violent anger; intense, unrestrained force.
- She turned on him in a fury.
Synonyms
- Angrily: In an angry manner.
- Violently: With great physical force or intensity.
- Frantically: In a hurried, excited, or chaotic manner, typically due to worry or fear.
- Wildly: In an uncontrolled or violent way.
Related Phrases
- To protest furiously: To object or demonstrate with extreme anger and vigor.
- Residents protested furiously against the new construction plan.
- To argue furiously: To have a dispute or debate with intense anger and passion.
- The politicians argued furiously during the debate.
Related Idioms
- Like fury: With great speed, energy, or intensity. (This idiom is related to the adverbial sense of "furiously").
- She worked like fury to meet the deadline.
Adverb
- in an impassioned or very angry manner
- she screamed furiously at her tormentors
- in a manner marked by extreme or violent energy
- the boys fought furiously
- she went peddling furiously up the narrow street
- (of the elements) in a wild and stormy manner
- winds were blowing furiously