rage
ক্রোধ
definition
verb
he raged at the futility of it all
feel or express violent uncontrollable anger.
noun
her face was distorted with rage
violent, uncontrollable anger.
translation of 'rage'
উগ্র রোষ,
দারুণ ক্রোধ,
ফেটে-পড়া রাগ,
প্রচণ্ড রাগ,
প্রচণ্ড ক্রোধান্বিত,
ক্রুদ্ধ তর্জন-গর্জন
verb
গর্জন করা,
প্রচণ্ড হত্তয়া,
তর্জন-গর্জন করা,
প্রচণ্ড ক্রোধে কিছু করা,
তর্জন করা,
আবেগে কিছু করা
noun
প্রচণ্ড কোপ,
আবেগ প্রভৃতি,
প্রকোপ,
প্রবল বাতিক,
আবেগ,
উষ্মা,
ক্রোধ,
তর্জন-গর্জন,
ক্ষিপ্ততা,
ক্ষিপ্তাবস্থ,
উন্মাদনা,
তীব্র লালসা,
রোষ,
চোট
example
Contrasting colors are all the 'rage' in the Spanish style, so using one bright color for the wall and another bright color for the border is certainly in order.
This rigid, yet elegant geometry asserts a 'rage' for order.
Archaeologists were more interested in the perfect preservation of many textiles which gave a unique insight into items of fashion all the 'rage' in 14th century Hull.
PC 'rage'
The heavens cry and moan as the wind's 'rage' stirs up the burning tempest of the sky, tears are unleashed from the firmament, cold and tasteless.
It was borne of anger and 'rage' and that's what happened.
Diana's sadness slowly faded as she turned her attention towards Lethe, and an uncontrollable eruption of 'rage' built up inside of her.
Air 'rage' on a flight to the sun cost 10 Irish holidaymakers hundreds of pounds each when they had to make their own way home.
He remembered watching her passionate kiss with Nicholas and felt a jealous 'rage' well up inside.
At the height of the dotcom boom, cash shells were all the 'rage' as fledgling companies with little more than an idea rushed to the stock market.
A 'rage' for opera had been growing in the country.
I once went to a fashionable function when alfalfa sprouts were all the 'rage' , and I don't have to tell you the evening lacked a certain pizzazz.
Many artists never get past their anger and inner 'rage' , many have arguably have died trying.
I am still burning with anger and 'rage' and all that temper stuff of emotions!
she flew into a 'rage'
he let out a cry of 'rage'
Overnight, cruises became all the 'rage' - a fashionable and affordable escape for the middle class.
A great noise of clanging metal filled the air, and filled Ivya with a type of battle 'rage' as she rained down blows on her brother.
her face was distorted with 'rage'
By the 1920s when this was filmed, this belief was widespread and all the 'rage' .
Argument will continue to 'rage' over the research proposed by the Newcastle scientists.
Chinese mysticism was all the 'rage' in those days when Spiritualism was everywhere and seances were popular.
According to the science of phrenology, which was currently all the 'rage' , such a brow hinted at intelligence and broadness of mind.
In the late 1770s a 'rage' for stripes is found among the Americanophiles in France and in other countries hostile to England.
But as always, this coexists with a 'rage' for order, a need to analyse, to simplify, to compress.
computer 'rage'
First there was road rage, then air rage, and now parent 'rage' .
Never in the history of the world has there been such a 'rage' for exhibitionism.
As noted in these articles, at the moment when interest in classics is at its nadir in the schools, it is all the 'rage' in popular entertainment.
Alex is extremely intelligent with a propensity for fits of anger and uncontrollable 'rage' .
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