Fury and Impulse

Fury

Fury noun - A bad-tempered scolding woman.

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Impulse and fury are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Impulse" instead a noun "Fury".

Nearby Words: furious, furiously

Impulse noun - Something that arouses action or activity.

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Fury and impulse are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fury" instead a noun "Impulse".

Nearby Words: impulsive, impulsively, impulsion, impulsing, impulsed

full	full fury	full impulse
pure	pure fury	pure impulse
original	original fury	original impulse
genuine	genuine fury	genuine impulse
Other adjectives: sheer, constant, chaotic, evil, destructive, psychopathic.

Their fury at the sight gives them the needed impulse to not only escape in an extremely bold manner, but also that they come back to take revenge — one rare exception to their usually "forgiving-your-enemies" policy.

Source: Literature / Winnetou

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