rage — meaning, examples & etymology [English]

rage (/reɪdʒ/)

noun  ·  Intermediate  ·  Emotions & Feelings

🔊 /reɪdʒ/

Meaning

Meaning: violent anger

A feeling of very strong, often uncontrollable, anger.

Examples

🗣 Blind with rage, he slammed his fist on the table before storming out of the room.

Etymology

From Old French ‘rage’, from Latin ‘rabies’ (madness, fury).

How & Where It’s Used

A strong word for fierce anger; also a fashion craze, ‘all the rage’.

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Tags: emotion, anger

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