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rages Meaning
rages
violent and uncontrolled anger, to prevail uncontrollably, insanity, a fad pursued with intense enthusiasm, to be in a rage, to continue out of control, a fit of violent wrath, an intense feeling, violent action (as of wind or sea), very strong and uncontrolled anger, fad, to be in tumult, a fit of violent anger
rages Sentence Examples
- A furious storm raged across the countryside, uprooting trees and flattening crops.
- An intense battle raged between the two armies, leaving countless casualties in its wake.
- The fire raged uncontrollably, consuming the entire forest and leaving a barren wasteland behind.
- A passionate debate raged among the scholars, with each side fiercely defending their beliefs.
- The crowd erupted into a frenzy, their anger raging like an uncontrollable fire.
- The pandemic raged through the population, causing widespread illness and death.
- An intense fever raged within him, making his body tremble and ache.
- The storm raged for hours, sending torrential rain and high winds that battered the coast.
- A fierce battle raged between the lions for dominance, their roars echoing across the savanna.
- The opposing ideologies raged against each other, creating a deep divide within the community.
FAQs About the word rages
violent and uncontrolled anger, to prevail uncontrollably, insanity, a fad pursued with intense enthusiasm, to be in a rage, to continue out of control, a fit o
styles, vogues, trends, buzzes, enthusiasms,crazes, sensations, tons, fads, modes
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A furious storm raged across the countryside, uprooting trees and flattening crops.
An intense battle raged between the two armies, leaving countless casualties in its wake.
The fire raged uncontrollably, consuming the entire forest and leaving a barren wasteland behind.
A passionate debate raged among the scholars, with each side fiercely defending their beliefs.
