Fury (noun)

1. Intense and uncontrollable anger.
2. Violent and uncontrollable action or feeling.
3. Great intensity or energy in an activity or pursuit.

Origin:

From middle english fure, from old english fūr, from proto-germanic *fōrą (compare west frisian fjoer, dutch vuur, german feuer), from proto-indo-european *péh₂wr̥ (compare latin purus, ancient greek πῦρ (pûr), russian пыль (pylʹ), welsh pyr).

Examples:

1. He was filled with fury when he heard the news.
2. The fury of the storm was terrifying.
3. The crowd was in a fury after the game.
4. He was consumed by a fury of jealousy.
5. The play was performed with a fury of energy.