seethed

Burned with anger

Seethed is the past tense of seethe.

To seethe is to boil or churn—originally of liquids bubbling with heat.

The word now most often describes intense but suppressed emotion, especially anger: She seethed with resentment.

Someone who seethed was furious but contained it, at least outwardly.

A place can seethe with activity, suggesting turbulent motion: The city seethed with protesters.

liquid

bubbled

Released gas in liquid

swirled · frothed · foamed · simmered · stewed · brewed · heated · steamed · gurgled · percolated

anger

fury

Intense violent anger

  • rageIntense, violent anger
  • wrathFierce, punishing anger
  • ireIntense fury

fuming · livid · incensed · infuriated · enraged · irate · indignant · outrage · exasperation · vexation

resentment

grudge

Persistent resentment toward someone

ill-will · spite · vengefulness · grievance · malice · enmity · antipathy · discontent · indignation · displeasure

agitation

restlessness

State of unease

edginess · nervousness · anxiety · perturbation · discomposure · turmoil · roiling · churning · bristling · trembling

crowded

teeming

Abundantly full of

massing · bustling · overflowing · writhing · surging · churning · heaving · pulsing · alive · infested

Opposites
emotional intensity

seethedcalmed

Made tranquil

relaxed · unwound · chilled out · mellowed · cooled down

expression/containment of anger

seethedforgave

Ceased to blame

let go · shrugged off · made peace · accepted · released

PHYSICAL AGITATION (metaphorical)

seethedfroze

Became solid or still

stilled · calmed · settled · cooled · solidified

Family

seethe, seething, seethes

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