Rage
Rage verb - To express one's anger usually violently.
Smart
Smart verb - To feel or cause physical pain.
Common collocations
| work | rage work | smart work |
Both words in one sentence
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To a point where he flies into a violent rage towards anyone who outsmarts him, which is often, because he's not as smart as he thinks he is.
Source: Video Game / L.A. Noire - Zeus, being powerful but not terribly smart, picks the better-looking pile, and ends up the fool, which reignited his rage.
- Usually he's smart enough to frame one of his enemies, or at least Make It Look Like an Accident, that way he can channel Alice's rage and despair towards his cause.
Source: They Were Holding You Back
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