raging
ರೇಜಿಂಗ್
definition
verb
he raged at the futility of it all
feel or express violent uncontrollable anger.
adjective
a raging bull
showing violent uncontrollable anger.
example
The mage obeyed, and summoned her strongest spells against the 'raging' horde.
The 21-year-old was sucked into the 'raging' waters of the tidal wave and carried along 150 metres on the paradise island of Koh Lanta in Thailand.
Several years ago, I watched one of those 911 real life rescue shows in which a man had chanced to see a child fall into a reservoir in the middle of a 'raging' flood.
A firestorm is violent, has 'raging' winds, and has extremely high temperatures; but fortunately it does not spread very rapidly.
A torrent of 'raging' water swept in, almost killing them.
There were some tears of course, and one very minor tantrum, but all in all I think it is safe to say that the school Easter bonnet parade was a 'raging' success with the critics.
The screening in the big theater, loaded with folks from 7 to 70, was a 'raging' success.
The 'raging' fire light up the sky as the storm continued.
She just gave him a look that would have stopped a 'raging' bull and gave him the pail.
We apprehended a kalbaisakhi - a 'raging' nor'wester where the furious winds unsettles all that is calm and quiet until it blurs the horizon and subsides soon after.
Eventually, her eyelids closed and she fell asleep dreaming of wild woods, 'raging' storms and open seas.
The Coast Guard say many citizens who survived the deadly winds and 'raging' flood waters are now dying of heat and starvation because the rescue effort is just too slow.
Today, his Arkansas-based timber company is a 'raging' success.
However, what was once a test of strength that pitted one man against a 'raging' bull is now a free-for-all in a large open space.
But with the right mix of supervision, freedom and restraint, it could be a 'raging' success.
Whenever he sees this colour, he turns into a 'raging' , seething, out-of-control ruffian!
The arrival of a U.S. colonel and his aides in Hercules C130 military transport planes, however, proved to be a 'raging' success.
Archers fired at the 'raging' beast, but his powerful armour and great bulk absorbed the pitiful wooden arrows as if they were just light mosquito bites.
My third climb with Patrick was a 'raging' success.
Seventeen miles up-valley, a 'raging' creek flows in clear to join the silty Soler, an unnamed peak filling the V between the two streams.
As the fight continued Amanda watched in fascination as her friendly innkeeper turned into a 'raging' bull determined to tear his opponent limb from limb.
I sauntered through the upstairs hall, reluctant to go out into the 'raging' blizzard outside and home to what I'm forced to call my family.
At the height of the violence a 'raging' gang of 40 men bombarded the pub with bricks and customers were forced to barricade themselves in the landlord's living quarters in fear of their lives.
It is as challenging as being a matador who evades a herd of 'raging' bulls.
Whilst many residents may disagree, the Pattaya Music Festival 2002 was a 'raging' success with more people than ever seen before on the city's streets.
Surely you've got more sense than a 'raging' bull, charging each time you see the matador's red rag!
My fellow members of Legambiente and I were horrified to see the 'raging' fires, smashed windows, and overall chaos in the city's center.
The Holiday Pledge Drive, into which the current round of fundraising seems to have evolved, has been a 'raging' success.
And by that standard, the third quarter was a 'raging' success.
But it wasn't a 'raging' bull; it was just terrified.
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