storm out

Leave in fury

To storm out is to leave abruptly and angrily, making your displeasure obvious through the manner of departure: She stormed out of the meeting after the accusation.

The storm suggests turbulent emotion—slamming doors, heavy footsteps, dramatic exits.

You storm out of rooms, buildings, or conversations, not places you were merely passing through.

departure

exit

Way to leave

withdraw · retreat · abandon · bolt · stomp off · depart · vacate

drama

theatrics

Exaggerated dramatic behavior

commotion · display · grandstanding · scene · uproar · performance · tantrum · dramatic · flair · huffily

anger

rage

Intense, violent anger

  • furyIntense violent anger
  • lividExtremely angry or discolored
  • wrathFierce, punishing anger

indignation · outrage · fuming · seething · incensed · enraged · infuriated · exasperation · resentment · temper

conflict

argument

Reasoned case or dispute

altercation · showdown · blowup · clash · disagreement · feud · fight · scene · row · spat

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Opposites
manner of departure

storm outslip out

Depart undetected

sneak out · take one's leave · duck out · fade out · ease out

direction of movement

storm outstorm in

Enter with angry force

burst in · barge in

response to conflict

storm outstand one's ground

Refuse to back down

stay put · work it out · hold one's ground · stick around · keep one's cool

Family

storm, out, stormy, outburst, outbreak, storming, storms, stormed, stormily

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated G