rage
ਗੁੱਸਾ
definition
verb
he raged at the futility of it all
feel or express violent uncontrollable anger.
noun
her face was distorted with rage
violent, uncontrollable anger.
example
Michi's eyes reflected the uncontrolled 'rage' of the sea, and the frigid savagery of ice.
sports 'rage'
Picture yourself as a peasant in your wood and daub hut, while the storms of the Northern Hemisphere winter 'rage' outside and the snow lies deep upon the ground.
In addition to actual jean jackets, denim sports jackets are also all the 'rage' in fashionable circles.
It was the day before Christmas eve that police were called to a house in Manchester after an ex-soldier returned home in a drunken 'rage' .
a 'rage' for absolute honesty informs much western art
Although all the 'rage' in Europe, the medication is not widely available in Canada, and treatment programs have to apply for special access from Ottawa.
Vintage styles are all the 'rage' this season, so if you're patient enough you can actually find lots of goodies at select thrift shops in your area.
her face was distorted with 'rage'
No matter how neutral his face was, Chris' eyes burned with an almost uncontrollable 'rage' .
Overnight, cruises became all the 'rage' - a fashionable and affordable escape for the middle class.
Air 'rage' , DVT, in-flight radiation - these are flimsy reasons for staying out of the skies.
According to the science of phrenology, which was currently all the 'rage' , such a brow hinted at intelligence and broadness of mind.
Many artists never get past their anger and inner 'rage' , many have arguably have died trying.
I could see the 'rage' rise in his face as the guard kept whispering.
There is a persistent pattern of the person pushing others away with 'rage' or anger.
First there was road rage, then air rage, and now parent 'rage' .
she flew into a 'rage'
Air 'rage' on a flight to the sun cost 10 Irish holidaymakers hundreds of pounds each when they had to make their own way home.
It was borne of anger and 'rage' and that's what happened.
I was shaking now, with 'rage' , and anger, both at myself and at the accuser.
Japanese cuisine has become all the 'rage' in Shanghai, so much so that almost all of the top hotels in the city are featuring Japanese restaurants.
A 'rage' for opera had been growing in the country.
They're calm and rational at times, but they may explode into inappropriate anger or 'rage' at some perceived rejection or criticism.
Diana's sadness slowly faded as she turned her attention towards Lethe, and an uncontrollable eruption of 'rage' built up inside of her.
computer 'rage'
Compact guns are the 'rage' right now, and generally that means both barrel and grip are shortened.
The bear roared in pain and 'rage' , a horrible sound that shook the air and ground.
office 'rage' is on the increase
Contrasting colors are all the 'rage' in the Spanish style, so using one bright color for the wall and another bright color for the border is certainly in order.
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