enraged
Beyond merely annoyed
Enraged means filled with rage—intensely, visibly angry.
The word suggests anger that has built to a peak: The enraged crowd stormed the gates.
Unlike merely angry or upset, enraged implies a loss of composure, someone pushed past the point of restraint.
Extremely angry
- lividExtremely angry or discolored
- seethingIntensely, quietly enraged
- incensedExtremely angry
- fumingExtremely angry, visibly so
infuriated · wrathful · irate · apoplectic · outraged · indignant · exasperated · boiling
Loud, shrill vocalizing
- shoutingVocally projecting loudly
- rantingAngry, prolonged speech
- ravingSpeaking wildly, incoherently
- snarlingVocalized hostile warning
growling · bellowing · roaring · thundering · glaring · scowling · red-faced · explosive
Aggressive sudden reaction
- rampagingViolently out of control
- stormingAttacking with force
- tantrumUncontrolled display of frustration
- tiradeExtended angry speech
outburst · blowup · meltdown · snapping · losing it · going ballistic · flying off the handle · hitting the roof
Fierce, punishing anger
- furyIntense violent anger
- ireIntense fury
- indignationAnger from mistreatment
- outrageFierce moral indignation
resentment · vexation · hostility · animosity · rancor · bitterness · temper · dudgeon
furious
Extremely angry
fuming · infuriated · wrathful · irate · apoplectic · outraged · indignant · exasperated · boiling · bristling
screaming
Loud, shrill vocalizing
snarling · growling · bellowing · roaring · thundering · glaring · scowling · red-faced · explosive · volcanic
lashing out
Aggressive sudden reaction
- rampagingViolently out of control
- stormingAttacking with force
- tantrumUncontrolled display of frustration
tirade · outburst · blowup · meltdown · snapping · losing it · going ballistic · flying off the handle · hitting the roof · throwing a fit
wrath
Fierce, punishing anger
- furyIntense violent anger
- ireIntense fury
- indignationAnger from mistreatment
outrage · resentment · vexation · hostility · animosity · rancor · bitterness · temper · dudgeon · umbrage
- angerfury, wrath, ire, outrage, resentment
- ragefury, wrath, furious, livid, infuriated
- emotionsjoy, fear, sadness, love, happy
- irritabilitycranky, grouchy, grumpy, irritated, annoyed
- overwhelmedstressed, overwhelmed, stressed out, burnt out, burned out
- heraldry termsrampant, couchant, dormant, salient, field
enragedgood-natured
Having a friendly temperament
easygoing · gentle · mild-mannered · amiable · genial