noun

rage

rage, fury, violent anger

His face was distorted with rage.

His face was distorted with rage.

Short skirts are all the rage this summer.

Short skirts are all the rage this summer.

((a fit of)) rage a feeling of violent anger His face was distorted with rage.

((to be)) all the rage to be very popular or fashionable Short skirts are all the rage this summer.

Synonyms: fury, anger, wrath; Antonyms: calm, peace

From Latin 'rabies' meaning 'madness', related to the disease.

Imagine a wild animal in a 'cage' full of 'rage'. The rhyming helps.

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