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rage
noun as in extreme anger
Strongest matches
animosity, bitterness, exasperation, excitement, frenzy, furor, fury, indignation, irritation, madness, mania, obsession, outburst, passion, resentment, temper, violence
Strong matches
acerbity, acrimony, agitation, apoplexy, asperity, blowup, bluster, choler, convulsion, dander, eruption, explosion, ferment, ferocity, fireworks, gall, heat, hemorrhage, huff, hysterics, ire, paroxysm, rampage, raving, spasm, spleen, squall, storm, tantrum, umbrage, uproar, upset, vehemence, wrath
Weak match
noun as in something in vogue; popular notion
Example Sentences
Even as the flames still raged, the impulse to quickly restore two devastated communities to what they once were became a political imperative.
Grief blew in as the fires continued to rage.
This rage at the elites is global and not isolated to the United States.
There was no shortage of contentious presidencies before Trump’s first years in office, but his disseminated rage for the digital age, leaving the country fractured in ways once thought unimaginable.
As the Palisades fire raged around it last week, it was anything but.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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