Fury and Might

Fury

Fury noun - A bad-tempered scolding woman.

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Might and fury are semantically related. in anger topic. In some cases you can use "Might" instead a noun "Fury".

Nearby Words: furious, furiously

Might noun - The ability to exert effort for the accomplishment of a task.

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Fury and might are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fury" instead a noun "Might".

old	old fury	old might
full	full fury	full might
pure	pure fury	pure might
unrestrained	unrestrained fury	unrestrained might
Other adjectives: normal, original, sheer, raw, great, absolute, combined, former, overwhelming, insane, awesome, unstoppable.

Fury initially assumes they're racists who think he might've stolen the car.Fury: Wanna see my lease?

Source: Film / Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Most notable might be the Asuras, good-aligned celestial beings with flaming wings who embody a holy fury.

Source: Dark Is Not Evil / Tabletop Games
Woman Scorned: As the women of Micronesia are plotting to blindside Jason (who they concede might find a real Immunity Idol in exile, for once), Alexis can be heard saying "Hell hath no fury".

Source: Series / Survivor

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