raged
Lost all composure
Raged is the past tense of rage.
To rage is to feel or express intense, often uncontrollable anger: He raged at the injustice.
Storms, fires, and battles rage when they continue with violent intensity: The wildfire raged through the canyon.
In recent slang, to rage means to party hard or go all out: We raged until dawn.
Extremely angry
- irateExtremely angry
- incensedExtremely angry
- lividExtremely angry or discolored
- seethingIntensely, quietly enraged
infuriated · wrathful · fuming · indignant · apoplectic · boiling · explosive · vented
Violent windstorm or turmoil
- galeSevere sustained wind
- hurricaneViolent tropical windstorm
- typhoonWestern Pacific hurricane
- cycloneRotating low-pressure storm system
tornado · thunderstorm · monsoon · squall · blustery · howled · battered · lashed
Wildly, violently uncontrolled
- frenziedWildly out of control
- wildNot domesticated or controlled
- chaoticTotally without arrangement
- unbridledWithout any restraint
unhinged · maniacal · crazed · feral · savage · rampage · havoc · mayhem
furious
Extremely angry
seething · infuriated · wrathful · fuming · indignant · apoplectic · boiling · explosive · vented · erupted
tempest
Violent windstorm or turmoil
cyclone · tornado · thunderstorm · monsoon · squall · blustery · howled · battered · lashed · pounded
berserk
Wildly, violently uncontrolled
unbridled · unhinged · maniacal · crazed · feral · savage · rampage · havoc · mayhem · frenzy
wildfire
Uncontrolled vegetation blaze
- infernoDevastating, uncontrollable blaze
- blazeIntense burning fire
- conflagrationLarge destructive blaze
epidemic · pandemic · contagion · engulfed · consumed · swept · tore · burned · ravaged · devastated
warred
Fought as enemies
struggled · skirmished · conflicted · besieged · onslaught · embattled · engulfed · swept · escalated · intensified
- lost controllost control, lost it, snapped, went crazy, went nuts
- road rageAggressive driving behavior
- roid rageAggression from anabolic abuse
- blind rageUncontrolled, unseeing anger
- fly into a rageBecome suddenly, intensely angry
- all the rageExtremely popular currently
- fit of rageSudden violent anger episode
rage, outrage, raging, enrage, enraged, outrageous, outraged, rages, rageful