Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

cold-fury

noun

/koʊld ˈfjʊəri/

Definition

A strong, intense anger that is controlled and restrained, rather than expressed in passionate outbursts.

Examples

Despite the provocation, she responded with a cold-fury that surprised everyone.
His cold-fury was palpable as he silently planned his next move.

Meaning

Cold-fury refers to a deep-seated anger that is often manifested in a calm and composed manner. It implies that while a person may be very angry, they choose not to show their emotions overtly, sometimes leading to a more calculated or vengeful response.