Rage
Rage verb - To express one's anger usually violently.
How words are described
| full | full rage | full shout |
| complete | complete rage | complete shout |
| actual | actual rage | actual shout |
| constant | constant rage | constant shout |
| Other adjectives: massive, angry, epic. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Shout-Out: The priest of the rage temple has what looks to be Sauron's eye on his staff.
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The other inmates all shout with rage when they see these delivered, and the warden pointedly says he'd hate to be the only one who has something in a wing full of the Have-Nots.
Source: Film / Law Abiding Citizen -
Considering Deadpool technically can't die, it not only makes sense, but fans would probably shout in rage if he wasn't.
Source: Game-Over Man
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