English to Maori Meaning of furor - illius

Furor :
illius

Nahe, illius, riri

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Definitions of furor in English
Noun(1) an interest followed with exaggerated zeal(2) a sudden outburst (as of protest
Examples of furor in English
(1) the article raised a furor among mathematicians
(1) office furniture ::
taonga tari
(2) furniture store ::
toa taonga
(3) piece of furniture ::
wahi o te taonga
(4) furniture shop ::
toa taonga
(5) furniture polish ::
kaupapa taonga
(6) a piece of furniture ::
he wahi o te taonga
(7) old furniture ::
taonga tawhito
(8) upholstered furniture ::
taonga papura
(9) furniture factory ::
wheketere taonga
(10) household furniture ::
taonga whare
Synonyms
Noun
1. commotion ::
ngangau
2. fad ::
tahitanga
3. furore ::
Nahe
Antonyms
1. delight ::
ahuareka
2. pleasure ::
pai
Different Forms
furor, furors
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