Rage
Tantrum
Tantrum noun - An outburst or display of excited anger.
Usage example: had a tantrum when he found his little sister using his model paints
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| full | full rage | full tantrum |
| complete | complete rage | complete tantrum |
| real | real rage | real tantrum |
| violent | violent rage | violent tantrum |
| Other adjectives: massive, great, absolute, psychic, childish, jealous, angry, impotent, murderous, bloody, outright, vengeful, drunken, frustrated, epic, explosive, psychotic, screaming, uncharacteristic, full-on. | ||
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Rage Against the Heavens: Gabriel's war is a temper tantrum against his father for loving humans so much.
Source: Film / The Prophecy -
Twilight Sparkle does this at one point due to sheer rage, though the flames fade away after her temper tantrum is over.
Source: Wreathed in Flames -
His reactions to not getting his way is normally quite childish, such as performing a Rage Quit, pouting, or throwing a temper tantrum, depending on how bad he's been beaten that time.
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