Fury and Outrage

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Fury noun - An intense emotional state of displeasure with someone or something.

Usage example: in his fury, the duped gambler overturned the card table and declared that the game had been fixed

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Outrage is a synonym for fury in rage topic. In some cases you can use "Outrage" instead a noun "Fury".

Nearby Words: furious, furiously

Outrage noun - An intense emotional state of displeasure with someone or something.

Usage example: the actress could barely contain her outrage at being passed over for an Oscar yet again

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Fury is a synonym for outrage in indignation topic. You can use "Fury" instead a noun "Outrage", if it concerns topics such as anger.

full	full fury	full outrage
equal	equal fury	equal outrage
normal	normal fury	normal outrage
mass	mass fury	mass outrage
Other adjectives: utter, original, genuine, sheer, real, constant, great, intense, absolute, righteous, destructive, overwhelming, resulting.

Any time the Mail uses the phrases "fury" or "outrage" over a story usually means they've overreacted to something relatively minor, and the results are often cringingly hilarious.

Source: Narm / News
Tranquil Fury: After his outrage, this is more or less Scrooge's mood as he brings Soapy Slick to justice.

Source: Comic Book / The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck
The Fritz Lang film Fury (1936) can refer to either the destructive dangers of mob rule and public outrage, or the main character's desire for revenge after barely escaping a lynch mob.

Source: Double Meaning Title

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