Raging and Severe

Raging

Raging adjective - Intensely or unbearably painful.
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Severe and raging are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Severe" instead an adjective "Raging".

Nearby Words: rage, raged

Severe

Severe adjective - Given to exacting standards of discipline and self-restraint.

Raging and severe are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Raging" instead an adjective "Severe".

Nearby Words: severely, severity, severed

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  • Hulking Out The most severe version of it turns the raging werewolf into their human form - not so bad (comparatively) if you're losing your temper at the bar, but if you're surrounded by fomori and Black Spiral Dancers and need to fight your way out?
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  • Series / Raven We Want Our Jerk Back - Never actually stated by the contestants (they're a bit busy), but Satyarani turns out to be a more severe task master than Raven (which is no mean feat; bear in mind that this show asks kids to jump into raging rivers and climb sheer cliff faces).
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