ragefully
adverb as in strong fondness
Word Combinations
Example:He ragefully stomped on his toy car out of irritation.
Definition:Stomped or trampled on with a show of anger or frustration, typically expressing great rage.
Example:She ragefully wrote a letter of complaint to the company before sending it off.
Definition:Wrote with much anger, as if scribbling in a fit of rage.
Example:He ragefully shouted, 'That is absolutely unacceptable!'
Definition:Shouted with intense anger or irritation, often accompanying a rush of hostile speech.
Example:He ragefully swung the bat at the ball, seemingly out of sheer rage.
Definition:Swung with intense anger or rage, indicating a forceful and violent action.
Example:She ragefully paced the room after the disappointing results in the exam.
Definition:Paced the floor with anger or frustration, moving back and forth in a quick and restless manner.
Example:He ragefully threw his water bottle across the room in frustration.
Definition:Tossed or hurled carelessly or violently, often as an expression of anger or rage.
Example:They engaged in a ragefully heated debate over the interpretation of the rule.
Definition:Argued with extreme vehemence or force, often out of intense emotion or rage.
Example:She ragefully refused to listen to his explanation, vowing to never speak to him again.
Definition:Refused with great anger or resentment, often dismissing something or someone outright.
Example:He ragefully expressed his dissatisfaction with the boss in the middle of the meeting.
Definition:Expressed feelings of intense anger or wrath, often vociferously.
Example:She ragefully complained about the long wait time at the bank.
Definition:Complained with a sense of great anger or frustration, often making intense and forceful statements.
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