Jazz and Rage

Jazz

Jazz noun - Language, behavior, or ideas that are absurd and contrary to good sense.

Rage and jazz are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rage" instead a noun "Jazz".

Nearby Words: jazzy, jazzed, jazzing

Rage

Rage noun - A state of wildly excited activity or emotion.

Jazz and rage are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Jazz" instead a noun "Rage".

Nearby Words: raging, raged

Mutual synonyms

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / The Warped Ones Fumiko delivers a rage-filled speech to Akira only to discover he isn't paying attention, lost in his jazz music.
  • Jellyfish's "Bedspring Kiss" also qualifies, being a lounge, jazz-styled piece about a character, Jimmy, killing a prostitute in a drug-induced rage.
  • The Forties For music, jazz was the main ingredient to swing (the rage of the dance floor), bebop (the cutting edge, characterized by extremely fast tempos and complex improvisation), and Latin dances like samba, mambo, salsa and conga brought by soldiers.
    Source: The Forties
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