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Meanings of raging in English
Synonyms
Examples for "wild"
Examples for "wild"
1
Every year, more countries ban wild animals from being used in circuses.
2
AL wild-card update The American League playoff situation is far more complex.
3
Animals in captivity undergo a range of environmental changes from wild animals.
4
Klopp said of the save: After 65 minutes, it was really wild.
5
It is one of the best known wild trout fisheries in Europe.
1
Would you characterize the manifestations yesterday as a: 'angry'; or b: 'mischievous'?
2
In the beginning of the season of change the French were angry.
3
Simply speaking, we destroyed their operation and they are angry, he said.
4
After 17 years in camps, a new generation of refugees is angry.
5
In the studio, Aaron King gazed at the angry woman in amazement.
1
Cue more furious debate in Britain, and an uncertain response in Europe.
2
Pompeo said Washington was furious and wanted Moscow to immediately free Whelan.
3
A family friend told Vanity Fair: Make no mistake, Charles is furious.
4
She was furious at his words, and Markham didn't look pleased either.
5
Some days I am utterly furious at the state of the world.
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It is certainly a fiery, tempestuous comet streaking through the royal family.
2
It is but one uniform drought; it is seldom tempestuous or rainy.
3
They had become quite worn in the course of his tempestuous life.
4
In the year 1825, a tempestuous tide washed away men and houses.
5
Outside, sombre masses of lead-coloured clouds gathered ominously in the tempestuous sky.
Usage of raging in English
1
Euro bonds are not the answer to the region's raging financial crisis.
2
Fulcher was still raging: Can you believe those pricks at First National?
3
To the right of the Explorer, lightning was reflected in raging water.
4
It's a debate that's raging everywhere in the nutritional world right now.
5
I thought it was from the fever then raging in the town.
6
Everyone had become cavalier about risks in this raging bull credit market.
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His mother sat up; the raging of the storm subsided a moment.
8
Out they came into the snowy sea, raging above and below them.
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At the time he made his decision, the Korean War was raging.
10
When the seventh day approached the cyclone and the raging flood ceased:
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We've just been raging out and partying and having a good time.
12
In mid-19th century Europe, a debate was raging among early brain scientists.
13
Fighting over the provincial capital has been raging for about four days.
14
A raging infection, the chills, water fever -the list was endless.
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We cannot build a dam in the midst of the raging sea.
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At that time persecution was raging against the Jews in the Peninsula.
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