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Have you ever heard the analogy aka simile,
"Hell has no fury like a woman scorned" ?

Please explain what you believe this means with an example if possible.

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Have you ever heard the analogy aka simile,
"Hell has no fury like a woman scorned" ?

Please explain what you believe this means with an example if possible.

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Have you ever heard the analogy aka simile,
"Hell has no fury like a woman scorned" ?

Please explain what you believe this means with an example if possible.

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Have you ever heard the analogy aka simile,
"Hell has no fury like a woman scorned" ?

Please explain what you believe this means with an example if possible.

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Have you ever heard the analogy aka simile,
"Hell has no fury like a woman scorned" ?

Please explain what you believe this means with an example if possible.

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Have you ever heard the analogy aka simile,
"Hell has no fury like a woman scorned" ?

Please explain what you believe this means with an example if possible.

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I think it means like theres no fury/anger like when you make a woman angry/when you wrong her

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I get from this that there is no type of anger than a women anger

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I think this means that when you wrong a woman, their anger is greater than all of hell combined.

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This simile represents the levels that women express their anger and the severity of it.

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Women are like very emotional compared to men so when their mad its far worst then then how a guy would feel and it get unpredictable and you don't know what they might do.

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No one is angrier than a woman who has been rejected in love.

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A simile is when you make a comparison as a form of expression. This is what the quote is doing when it compares a woman's anger to hell. Hell is hot and a place of suffering, that's what the expression is.

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From what I do understand from a whim, is when placed in a situation of anger.  experiencing anger from a female specifically , is a very dangerous situation. Which explains the connection being placed with hell and a female’s anger,

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Yes, I have heard of this, typically in movies or shows. It means that the depths of hell seem way better and less scary than an angry woman. Hell is suppose to be something everyone fears and should be terrified of so to compare that to a women being angry shows how much more terrifying that is. Hell does not compare to a woman's anger.

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Woman angrier can’t be compare to anything.

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when a woman is mad at a man, she has a reason to be mad at him and when she is, she is mad for a while. you cannot change her mind.

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hell is being compared to a woman's anger

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I believe this simile is meant to illustrate how women who are angry can be more furious than hell itself. The analogy uses hyperbole to get the point across that an angry woman can be very angry.