raging 音標拼音: [r'edʒɪŋ]
a . 憤怒的,狂暴的,猛烈的,使極痛的
憤怒的,狂暴的,猛烈的,使極痛的
raging adj 1 :
characterized by violent and forceful activity or movement ;
very intense ; "
the fighting became hot and heavy "; "
a hot engagement "; "
a raging battle "; "
the river became a raging torrent " [
synonym : {
hot }, {
raging }]
2 :
very severe ; "
a raging thirst "; "
a raging toothache "
3 : (
of the elements )
as if showing violent anger ; "
angry clouds on the horizon "; "
furious winds "; "
the raging sea " [
synonym :
{
angry }, {
furious }, {
raging }, {
tempestuous }, {
wild }]
Raging \
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a . &
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from {
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adv .
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1913 Webster ]
Rage \
Rage \,
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Raged } (
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p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
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OF .
ragier .
See {
Rage },
n .]
1 .
To be furious with anger ;
to be exasperated to fury ;
to be violently agitated with passion . "
Whereat he inly raged ."
--
Milton .
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1913 Webster ]
When one so great begins to rage ,
he is hunted Even to falling . --
Shak .
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Rage ,
rage against the dying of the light Do not go gentle into that good night . --
Dylan Thomas .
[
PJC ]
2 .
To be violent and tumultuous ;
to be violently driven or agitated ;
to act or move furiously ;
as ,
the raging sea or winds .
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1913 Webster ]
Why do the heathen rage ? --
Ps .
ii .
1 .
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The madding wheels Of brazen chariots raged ;
dire was the noise .
--
Milton .
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1913 Webster ]
3 .
To ravage ;
to prevail without restraint ,
or with destruction or fatal effect ;
as ,
the plague raged in Cairo .
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1913 Webster ]
4 .
To toy or act wantonly ;
to sport . [
Obs .] --
Chaucer .
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1913 Webster ]
Syn :
To storm ;
fret ;
chafe ;
fume .
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1913 Webster ]
103 Moby Thesaurus words for "
raging ":
Dionysiac ,
abandoned ,
amok ,
anarchic ,
angry ,
bacchic ,
bellowing ,
berserk ,
blustering ,
blusterous ,
blustery ,
boisterous ,
bullying ,
carried away ,
chaotic ,
cloudy ,
coarse ,
corybantic ,
cyclonic ,
delirious ,
demoniac ,
desperate ,
dirty ,
distracted ,
ecstatic ,
enraged ,
enraptured ,
feral ,
ferocious ,
fierce ,
fighting mad ,
foul ,
frantic ,
frenetic ,
frenzied ,
fulminating ,
fuming ,
furious ,
haggard ,
hectoring ,
hellish ,
hog -
wild ,
hopping mad ,
howling ,
hysterical ,
in a rage ,
in a transport ,
in hysterics ,
infuriate ,
infuriated ,
insensate ,
intoxicated ,
like one possessed ,
mad ,
madding ,
maenadic ,
maniac ,
maniacal ,
mindless ,
noisy ,
orgasmic ,
orgastic ,
orgiastic ,
pandemoniac ,
possessed ,
rabid ,
rainy ,
ramping ,
ranting ,
ravening ,
raving ,
raving mad ,
ravished ,
rip -
roaring ,
roaring ,
roaring mad ,
roistering ,
roisterous ,
rollicking ,
rough ,
running mad ,
running wild ,
savage ,
stark -
raving mad ,
storming ,
stormy ,
swaggering ,
swashbuckling ,
swashing ,
tempestuous ,
tornadic ,
transported ,
troublous ,
tumultuous ,
turbulent ,
typhonic ,
typhoonish ,
uncontrollable ,
uproarious ,
violent ,
wild ,
wild -
eyed ,
wild -
looking
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