Collocations for fury - noun
ADJECTIVE
blind,
cold,
intense,
pure,
raw
controlled, pent-up
He growled with barely controlled fury.
controlled, pent-up
He growled with barely controlled fury.
unbridled
full
He would have to face the full fury of his father.
full
He would have to face the full fury of his father.
impotent
silent
public
silent
public
VERB + fury
be beside yourself with,
be shaking with,
feel
He was beside himself with fury.
I had never felt such fury before.
He was beside himself with fury.
I had never felt such fury before.
express
unleash, vent
He vented his fury on the cat.
unleash, vent
He vented his fury on the cat.
direct
She directed her fury at her father.
She directed her fury at her father.
contain,
control
arouse, cause, ignite (esp. AmE), provoke (esp. BrE), spark (esp. BrE)
That kind of treatment would drive anyone to fury.
The decision to close the factory has provoked fury.
arouse, cause, ignite (esp. AmE), provoke (esp. BrE), spark (esp. BrE)
That kind of treatment would drive anyone to fury.
The decision to close the factory has provoked fury.
fury + VERB
erupt
Fury erupted over a speech made by the Prime Minister.
Fury erupted over a speech made by the Prime Minister.
grow,
mount,
rise
burn
Fury burned inside me.
burn
Fury burned inside me.
fade,
subside
His face and body sagged as his fury fadeed.
His face and body sagged as his fury fadeed.
PREPOSITION
in (a) fury
She turned on him in a fury.
She turned on him in a fury.
with fury
He reacted with cold fury
He reacted with cold fury
fury against
Her fury against him rose.
Her fury against him rose.
fury at
He kicked the tree in fury at his own stupidity.
He kicked the tree in fury at his own stupidity.