Raged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RAGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RAGE, to react with violent anger
• feel or express violent uncontrollable anger
• continue with great force or intensity
• (of an illness or fire) spread very rapidly or uncontrollably
• (of an emotion) have or reach a high degree of intensity
• enjoy oneself at a party or other lively gathering, typically with drinking and music
NOUN:
• violent uncontrollable anger
• anger or aggression associated with conflict arising from a particular situation
• the violent action of a natural agency
• a vehement desire or passion
• a widespread temporary enthusiasm or fashion
• prophetic, poetic, or martial enthusiasm or ardour
• a lively party
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to act or speak with violent anger

Words related to RAGED

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Words that contain RAGED

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How to use RAGED in a sentence

• The tumult that had raged in his mind through many hours was at last stilled, and that night he slept.
• Hour after hour, poring over the deeds of which he never read a line, he raged and chafed and came to a determination at last.
• A silent, hidden battle raged, but as yet raged far away.
• As they saw a seething streak described on the surface of the water, as an animal raged toward them, they would skillfully shift their positions.
• From early dawn, till night darkened the field, the horrid strife raged.
• Then hand to hand and sword to sword both armies fought, and the battle raged furiously round the corpse of Patroclus.
• The fight raged thickest round the Third and Seventh legions, and 29 the general, Antonius, came up with a picked band of auxiliaries to support their assault.
• The hurricane appeared to have raged in this quarter with tenfold fury.
• Some commanders would have raged and sent the daring youngster right about in arrest.
• Civil war raged for many years, and is said to have reduced the number of the inhabitants by one-half.
• And that he had not become involved in the quarrel that raged among his neighbors was the direct result of a genius for holding his tongue.
• In 1741, a severe fire in the lower part of the city destroyed among other things the old Dutch Church and fort, and in the same year the yellow fever raged with great violence.
• During August reinforcements for the rebels poured into the city of Delhi, from the various districts, far and near, where revolt had raged.
• All along those terrible fields of death the battle raged.
• Epidemics raged and caused innumerable deaths, while they also rendered the survivors feeble and listless.
• For two hours the battle raged round the village, the whole of the guns on both sides aiding in the fight.
• At the same time an assault was made from every point, and the battle raged with the greatest fury at the ramparts and in the streets.
• A dreadful snowstorm raged on either side of the wanderers and behind them, but it did not touch them.
• For four days terrific storms raged, hurling men and trees and houses through the air like leaves.
• The ocean raged tempestuous, as if in the spirit of anger, and the boat could not reach the shore.
• In the midst of the crowd a dispute raged between an old woman, tattered, disheveled, miserable, and an impudent-looking youth.
• The storm still raged, and various were the noises, more terrific even than the wind, which struck at intervals on her startled ear.
• On the left, meanwhile, where the battle still raged, the Confederates were equally successful.
• But they used their glasses also, bringing nearer to them the different phases of the battle, which now raged through the Wilderness.
• The Earl of Evesham was one of a group of knights whom King Richard had that day ordered to keep close to his person, and around this group the fight raged most furiously.
• On the following night the hurricane still raged, and it was thought that something was wrong with the maintop-gallant sail.
• She railed and swore and raged until one wondered from where she got all the energy, and all the strength.
• I have fought in whatever war has raged since the days when I was eighteen.

Similar words containing RAG without suffix ed

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