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Synonyms for "raging" in English

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Detailed Synonyms for raging in English

raging:

raging adj

  1. raging
    furious; mad; upset; annoyed; enraged; raging; fierce; infuriated; irate
  2. raging
    – (of the elements) as if showing violent anger 1
    angry; furious; wild; raging; tempestuous
    – (of the elements) as if showing violent anger 1
  3. raging
    – very severe 1
    raging
    – very severe 1
    • raging adj
      • a raging thirst1
      • a raging toothache1
  4. raging
    – characterized by violent and forceful activity or movement; very intense 1
    hot; raging
    – characterized by violent and forceful activity or movement; very intense 1
    • hot adj
      • the fighting became hot and heavy1
      • a hot engagement1
    • raging adj
      • a raging battle1
      • the river became a raging torrent1

raging

  1. raging
    furious; raging

Related Words for "raging":

  • ragingly, rag

Alternate Synonyms for "raging":


Related Definitions for "raging":

  1. (of the elements) as if showing violent anger1
    • the raging sea1
  2. very severe1
    • a raging thirst1
    • a raging toothache1
  3. characterized by violent and forceful activity or movement; very intense1
    • a raging battle1
    • the river became a raging torrent1

rage:

rage [the ~] nom

  1. the rage
    the rage; the mania; the fad; the craze
  2. the rage
    the anger; the wrath; the fury; the rage
  3. the rage
    the fury; the rage; the frenzy
  4. the rage
    the rage; the craze; the mania
  5. the rage
    – an interest followed with exaggerated zeal 1
    the rage; the fad; the cult; the craze; the furore; the furor
    – an interest followed with exaggerated zeal 1
    • rage [the ~] nom
      • it was all the rage that season1
    • fad [the ~] nom
      • he always follows the latest fads1
    • cult [the ~] nom
    • craze [the ~] nom
    • furore [the ~] nom
    • furor [the ~] nom
  6. the rage
    – a feeling of intense anger 1
    the rage; the fury; the madness
    – a feeling of intense anger 1
    • rage [the ~] nom
      • his face turned red with rage1
    • fury [the ~] nom
      • hell hath no fury like a woman scorned1
    • madness [the ~] nom
  7. the rage
    – violent state of the elements 1
    the rage
    – violent state of the elements 1
    • rage [the ~] nom
      • the sea hurled itself in thundering rage against the rocks1
  8. the rage
    – a state of extreme anger 1
    the rage
    – a state of extreme anger 1
    • rage [the ~] nom
      • she fell into a rage and refused to answer1
  9. the rage
    – something that is desired intensely 1
    the rage; the passion
    – something that is desired intensely 1
    • rage [the ~] nom
      • his rage for fame destroyed him1
    • passion [the ~] nom

to rage verbe (rages, raging)

  1. to rage
    to rage; to storm; to thunder
    • rage verbe (rages, raging)
    • storm verbe (storms, stormed, storming)
    • thunder verbe (thunders, thundered, thundering)
  2. to rage
    to rage; to rant; to scream; to yell; to bawl; to let someone have it; rant & rage
    • rage verbe (rages, raging)
    • rant verbe (rants, ranted, ranting)
    • scream verbe (screams, screamed, screaming)
    • yell verbe (yells, yelled, yelling)
    • bawl verbe (bawls, bawled, bawling)
    • let someone have it verbe (lets someone have it, let someone have it, letting someone have it)
    • rant & rage verbe
  3. to rage
    to shout; to scream; to yell; to bark; to roar; to bellow; to shriek; to bawl; to rant; to rage; to boom; to cry out; to cry
    • shout verbe (shouts, shouted, shouting)
    • scream verbe (screams, screamed, screaming)
    • yell verbe (yells, yelled, yelling)
    • bark verbe (barks, barked, barking)
    • roar verbe (roars, roared, roaring)
    • bellow verbe (bellows, bellowed, bellowing)
    • shriek verbe (shrieks, shrieked, shrieking)
    • bawl verbe (bawls, bawled, bawling)
    • rant verbe (rants, ranted, ranting)
    • rage verbe (rages, raging)
    • boom verbe (booms, boomed, booming)
    • cry out verbe (cry out, cried out, crying out)
    • cry verbe (cries, cried, crying)
  4. to rage
    to rage; to storm; to rave; to rant; to scream; to thunder; to bawl; be furious; to yell
    • rage verbe (rages, raging)
    • storm verbe (storms, stormed, storming)
    • rave verbe (raves, raved, raving)
    • rant verbe (rants, ranted, ranting)
    • scream verbe (screams, screamed, screaming)
    • thunder verbe (thunders, thundered, thundering)
    • bawl verbe (bawls, bawled, bawling)
    • be furious verbe
    • yell verbe (yells, yelled, yelling)
  5. to rage
    to rage; to curse; to swear; to storm
    • rage verbe (rages, raging)
    • curse verbe (curses, cursed, cursing)
    • swear verbe (swears, swore, swearing)
    • storm verbe (storms, stormed, storming)
  6. to rage
    go off the deep end; to rage; to rave; to to be furious; to storm; to thunder
  7. to rage
    to rage; to rant; to yell; to bawl; to talk smut; to let someone have it; to use obscene language
    • rage verbe (rages, raging)
    • rant verbe (rants, ranted, ranting)
    • yell verbe (yells, yelled, yelling)
    • bawl verbe (bawls, bawled, bawling)
    • talk smut verbe (talks smut, talked smut, talking smut)
    • let someone have it verbe (lets someone have it, let someone have it, letting someone have it)
    • use obscene language verbe (uses obscene language, used obscene language, using obscene language)
  8. to rage
    – feel intense anger 1
    to rage
    – feel intense anger 1
    • rage verbe (rages, raging)
  9. to rage
    – be violent; as of fires and storms 1
    to rage
    – be violent; as of fires and storms 1
    • rage verbe (rages, raging)
  10. to rage
    – behave violently, as if in state of a great anger 1
    to rage; ramp; to storm
    – behave violently, as if in state of a great anger 1
    • rage verbe (rages, raging)
    • ramp verbe
    • storm verbe (storms, stormed, storming)

Conjugations for rage:

present
  1. rage
  2. rage
  3. rages
  4. rage
  5. rage
  6. rage
simple past
  1. rages
  2. rages
  3. rages
  4. rages
  5. rages
  6. rages
present perfect
  1. have rages
  2. have rages
  3. has rages
  4. have rages
  5. have rages
  6. have rages
past continuous
  1. was raging
  2. were raging
  3. was raging
  4. were raging
  5. were raging
  6. were raging
future
  1. shall rage
  2. will rage
  3. will rage
  4. shall rage
  5. will rage
  6. will rage
continuous present
  1. am raging
  2. are raging
  3. is raging
  4. are raging
  5. are raging
  6. are raging
subjunctive
  1. be rages
  2. be rages
  3. be rages
  4. be rages
  5. be rages
  6. be rages
diverse
  1. rage!
  2. let's rage!
  5. rages
  6. raging
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

rage

  1. rage
    rage; be rife; be prevalent

Related Words for "rage":

  • rages

Alternate Synonyms for "rage":


Related Definitions for "rage":

  1. an interest followed with exaggerated zeal1
    • it was all the rage that season1
  2. a feeling of intense anger1
    • his face turned red with rage1
  3. violent state of the elements1
    • the sea hurled itself in thundering rage against the rocks1
  4. a state of extreme anger1
    • she fell into a rage and refused to answer1
  5. something that is desired intensely1
    • his rage for fame destroyed him1
  6. feel intense anger1
  7. be violent; as of fires and storms1
  8. behave violently, as if in state of a great anger1

raging form of rag:

rag [the ~] nom

  1. the rag
    – a small piece of cloth or paper 1
    the rag
    – a small piece of cloth or paper 1
    • rag [the ~] nom
    the piece of cloth
  2. the rag
    – a small piece of cloth or paper 1
    the rag
    – a small piece of cloth or paper 1
    • rag [the ~] nom
  3. the rag
    – a small piece of cloth or paper 1
    the tag; the rag; the shred; the tatter; the tag end
    – a small piece of cloth or paper 1
  4. the rag
    the scrap; the rag; the tatter; the dollop; the daub; the piece of junk; the piece of trash
  5. the rag
    – a boisterous practical joke (especially by college students) 1
    the rag
    – a boisterous practical joke (especially by college students) 1
    • rag [the ~] nom
  6. the rag
    – newspaper with half-size pages 1
    the sheet; the rag; the tabloid
    – newspaper with half-size pages 1
  7. the rag
    – music with a syncopated melody (usually for the piano) 1
    the rag; the ragtime
    – music with a syncopated melody (usually for the piano) 1
  8. the rag
    – a week at British universities during which side-shows and processions of floats are organized to raise money for charities 1
    the rag; the rag week
    – a week at British universities during which side-shows and processions of floats are organized to raise money for charities 1
  9. the rag
    – Irregularity along the left or right edge of a set of lines of text on a printed page. Rag complements justification, in which one or both edges of the text form a straight vertical line. 2
    the rag
    – Irregularity along the left or right edge of a set of lines of text on a printed page. Rag complements justification, in which one or both edges of the text form a straight vertical line. 2
    • rag [the ~] nom

rag

  1. rag
    patch; rag
  2. rag
    rag

to rag verbe (rags, ragged, ragging)

  1. to rag
    – break into lumps before sorting 1
    to rag
    – break into lumps before sorting 1
    • rag verbe (rags, ragged, ragging)
      • rag ore1
  2. to rag
    – censure severely or angrily 1
    lecture; to jaw; to rag; to scold; to rebuke; to reprimand; to chide; to trounce; reproof; dress down; to bawl out; call on the carpet; berate; take to task; call down
    – censure severely or angrily 1
  3. to rag
    – play in ragtime 1
    to rag
    – play in ragtime 1
    • rag verbe (rags, ragged, ragging)
      • rag that old tune1
  4. to rag
    – treat cruelly 1
    to rag; to torment; to dun; to frustrate; to crucify; bedevil
    – treat cruelly 1
    • rag verbe (rags, ragged, ragging)
    • torment verbe (torments, tormented, tormenting)
      • The children tormented the stuttering teacher1
    • dun verbe (duns, dunned, dunning)
    • frustrate verbe (frustrates, frustrated, frustrating)
    • crucify verbe (crucifies, crucified, crucifying)
    • bedevil verbe

Conjugations for rag:

present
  1. rag
  2. rag
  3. rags
  4. rag
  5. rag
  6. rag
simple past
  1. ragged
  2. ragged
  3. ragged
  4. ragged
  5. ragged
  6. ragged
present perfect
  1. have ragged
  2. have ragged
  3. has ragged
  4. have ragged
  5. have ragged
  6. have ragged
past continuous
  1. was ragging
  2. were ragging
  3. was ragging
  4. were ragging
  5. were ragging
  6. were ragging
future
  1. shall rag
  2. will rag
  3. will rag
  4. shall rag
  5. will rag
  6. will rag
continuous present
  1. am ragging
  2. are ragging
  3. is ragging
  4. are ragging
  5. are ragging
  6. are ragging
subjunctive
  1. be ragged
  2. be ragged
  3. be ragged
  4. be ragged
  5. be ragged
  6. be ragged
diverse
  1. rag!
  2. let's rag!
  5. ragged
  6. ragging
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Related Words for "rag":


Alternate Synonyms for "rag":


Related Definitions for "rag":

  1. a boisterous practical joke (especially by college students)1
  2. a small piece of cloth or paper1
  3. newspaper with half-size pages1
  4. music with a syncopated melody (usually for the piano)1
  5. a week at British universities during which side-shows and processions of floats are organized to raise money for charities1
  6. break into lumps before sorting1
    • rag ore1
  7. censure severely or angrily1
    • The deputy ragged the Prime Minister1
  8. play in ragtime1
    • rag that old tune1
  9. treat cruelly1
  10. Irregularity along the left or right edge of a set of lines of text on a printed page. Rag complements justification, in which one or both edges of the text form a straight vertical line.2

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