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Which of these words probably comes from the Latin word furere, meaning to rage? A furor B furrow C furnace D furtive
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Which of these words probably comes from

the Latin word furere, meaning to rage?
A furor
B furrow
C furnace
D furtive

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The answer is A I believe. The definition of Furor is an outbreak of public anger or excitement. It’s origin is Latin as well so A is your answer.
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