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What's the difference between "I'm furious with you." and "I'm furious at you."?
31 jul. 2011 09:17
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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."
31 juli 2011
orally,better to use 'angry'.but hope you don't use it quite often.lol
31 juli 2011
Jura is right. Both are the same, but we say furious with.
31 juli 2011
Both mean the same
31 juli 2011
Heb je je antwoorden nog steeds niet gevonden?
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