furiously
1 of 1adverb/ˈfjʊriəsli/
1
in a way that shows intense anger, passion, or strong emotion
- He furiously denied the accusations made against him.
- She furiously slammed the phone down after the argument.
- They furiously protested the unfair decision.
- The manager furiously shouted at the employees for being late.
- I furiously tore up the letter upon reading the insulting remarks.
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2
in a highly energetic, fast, or intense manner
- Terry was furiously scribbling notes during the lecture.
- The children played furiously in the backyard until dusk.
- She worked furiously to finish the project before the deadline.
- He typed furiously to complete the report on time.
- The fans waved their banners furiously to show their support.