rage

noun68 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.7

violent anger caused by the stress of driving in heavy traffic

anger so strong that you cannot behave reasonably

very intense anger

anger that involves physical force or damage

very intense but controlled anger

a very strong and frightening display of anger

very intense anger

a very strong and impressive display of anger

intense anger caused by jealousy

very intense anger

anger that has been held back and not expressed for a long time

very intense anger

anger that is not mixed with any other emotion

anger that has been consciously held back

an outburst of anger while intoxicated

anger felt in a situation that one cannot change or control

sudden, violent anger by a passenger on an aircraft

anger felt when one lacks the power to change a situation

anger that leads to the desire to kill someone

anger that leads to the desire to kill someone

a sudden, uncontrolled attack of anger

a sudden expression of strong anger

a short period of intense anger

crying that is caused by intense anger, not sadness

to experience the emotion of rage

to tremble physically because of intense anger

to tremble physically because of intense anger

to be completely filled with anger

to express anger, often at someone or something

to cause someone to become very angry

to show or voice one's anger

to release one's anger in a powerful, uncontrolled way

to speak or shout in an angry way about something

anger intensifies greatly within a person