What's the difference between "I'm furious with you." and "I'm furious at you."?

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What's the difference between "I'm furious with you."  and  "I'm furious at you."?

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As far as I know there is no difference in meaning . 
Both mean to be extremely angry or enraged with someone. 

'I am furious with/at you because of last night's debate."

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orally,better to use 'angry'.but hope you don't use it quite often.lol

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Jura is right. Both are the same, but we say furious with.

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Both mean the same