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How do you use the word furiously in a sentence?

Here are a few examples of how to use "furiously" in a sentence:

* She furiously scribbled notes, trying to capture every detail of the lecture. (This emphasizes intense and rapid action)

* The wind furiously whipped the leaves around the trees, creating a swirling vortex of color. (This emphasizes strong and forceful action)

* He furiously argued his case, his voice rising in anger. (This emphasizes anger and intensity of emotion)

* The engine roared furiously as the car sped down the highway. (This emphasizes a loud and powerful action)

Remember, "furiously" describes something done with great force, speed, and often anger.

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