RAGING Meaning and
Definition
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Raging is an adjective that describes a situation or an individual that is displaying intense or uncontrollable anger, violence, or tumultuous activity. This term is often used to describe a strong and passionate emotional state, typically associated with anger or fury, exhibited by a person in a highly agitated and aggressive manner.
In the context of anger, raging implies a heightened level of intensity beyond mere frustration or irritation. It suggests a state of intense and uncontrolled fury, where the person's emotions overpower their ability to remain calm or rational. When someone is raging, they may yell, scream, or act aggressively, often expressing their anger through physical or verbal confrontation.
Furthermore, raging can also refer to a situation or condition that is characterized by wild, violent, or unruly behavior. For instance, a raging storm signifies a tempestuous or violent storm with strong winds and heavy rainfall. Similarly, a raging fire is a fierce and unstoppable inferno that spreads rapidly and destructively.
The term 'raging' encapsulates the idea of intense emotional or physical tumult, conveying a sense of extreme agitation, anger, chaos, or turbulence. It is often employed to emphasize the severity and high degree of agitation associated with a particular situation or individual's demeanor.
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• Acting with violence or fury; violent; impetuous; vehement.
• Fury; impetuosity; violence.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of RAGING
The word "raging" originated from the Middle English word "ragyn", which was derived from the Old Norse word "raga" meaning "to rage". It shares a common root with the Old English word "ragian", which also means "to rage". Ultimately, its roots can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic word "wragjaną", which means "to be angry" or "to affect with fury".
Similar spelling words for RAGING
- Ragins,
- rajang,
- Reginique,
- raising,
- out-raging,
- racing,
- racking,
- rejang,
- razing,
- Rouging,
- razzing,
- reaginic,
- Ridging,
- regionic,
- Ragging.
Conjugate verb Raging
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