Raging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RAGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• 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:
• the act of being very angry
• 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
ADJECTIVE:
• furious
• characterized by violent and forceful activity or movement; very intense
• very severe
• (of the elements) as if showing violent anger
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to act or speak with violent anger
• a. & n. from Rage, v. i.
• present participle of rage

Words related to RAGING

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Words that contain RAGING

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How to use RAGING in a sentence

• They are raging waves of the sea, foaming out their own shame.
• Even in the retirement in which we passed this summer, we were not beyond reach of the election fever which is constantly raging through the land.
• Evidently Bill and Johnnie were raging drunk, and in this condition were taking the midnight air.
• Some fled to the doors and fought with their clumsy fastenings, but as they flung them back a draught sucked through, changing the place into a raging furnace.
• The fire of a terrible fever was raging in her veins, and drying up the fountain of her young life.
• We determined to reach Ulm the same evening, although a heavy storm was raging along the distant hills of Wurtemberg.
• You shall move as a queen amongst all raging passions without torment or despair.
• Hardly a breath of the gale raging outside reached them in their snug little harbour.
• I know not how to meet the present emergency, or with what weapons to beat down the Northern and Southern follies, now raging in equal extremes.
• Not a vestige seemed to be left of the raging, shouting creature of my first visit, who was Napoleon at one moment, and Shakespeare at another.
• She dashed out of one door, then into another, the youth stumbling after her, raging with anger.
• Minds ripened early in Annesley House, where scholars and divines resorted to discuss the battle raging between Church and Dissent.
• Once sheltered, Walter and Ellen gazed out upon the raging tempest in bewildered amazement, not unmixed with awe.
• The officer in command entered the house of the wounded man in a raging temper, and ordered him to be carried out and shot immediately.
• Its master lived unharmed, to rouse himself from his portentous slumber and face his calamity, while the lover lay writhing and raging in the clutch of wild fever.
• Meanwhile, the battle seemed to be raging all around me.
• The battle was raging in that part of the line with very doubtful aspect, when Don John of Austria found himself free from the attacks of the enemies immediately around him.
• It was the face of Me Dain, their brave guide, who had fallen headlong into the raging torrent, close-grappled with his foe.
• In the year 1777 the war of the American Revolution was raging all over these United States.
• He is at school in Reading, and, the small-pox raging there like a pestilence, they sent him home to us to be out of the way.
• During the fight the flames that had enveloped the barn had gained great headway and were now raging fiercely.
• He stood with his back to the raging night and stared at the unsteady flame.
• While thus driving on under bare poles, amid high winds, a raging sea, and frightful thunder and lightning, it pleased God to give them a sight of land about midnight.
• The tempest had returned again, and seemed to be raging as much as ever, and the delay was in her favour, for in such weather there could be no putting to sea.
• And in the warmed stillness of the room you hear the wind raging and whistling, as you would have imagined it could only rage and whistle in the rigging of a three-master at sea.
• A fierce and unrelenting war had been raging among the tribes around the mission, and this was brought to a close through the wise and persistent efforts of Mr.

Similar words containing RAG without suffix ing

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