Cool MateMeaning of Rages
A strong outburst of anger or extreme fury.
In simple words: A strong feeling of anger.
Rages in a sentence
- She rages at the injustice of the situation.
- He often rages during heated debates.
- The crowd rages against the unfair treatment.
- Despite his calm demeanor, he rages inside.
- The protest rages on without any signs of stopping.
How to use Rages
Use 'rages' to express intense anger. Suitable for informal conversations and literary contexts, but be cautious in formal writing.
Grammar pattern
rage + object
Memory hint
Think of a raging bull, angry and charging forward.
Related words
Collocations with Rages
- rage against
- fit of rage
- rages wars
- rages on
- rages inside
Common mistakes with Rages
- Confused with 'rage' as a noun and verb.
- Omitting the object after 'rages'.
- Using 'rages' incorrectly with non-emotional subjects.
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Frequently asked questions about Rages
What does Rages mean?
A strong feeling of anger.
What is the definition of Rages?
A strong outburst of anger or extreme fury.
How do you use Rages in a sentence?
She rages at the injustice of the situation.
Can you give another example of Rages?
He often rages during heated debates.
What are synonyms for Rages?
Common alternatives include anger, fury, wrath, rage, indignation.
What is the opposite of Rages?
Opposite meanings include calm, peace.
What words go with Rages?
It commonly pairs with rage against, fit of rage, rages wars, rages on, rages inside.
What are common mistakes when using Rages?
Confused with 'rage' as a noun and verb. Omitting the object after 'rages'. Using 'rages' incorrectly with non-emotional subjects.
How do you pronounce Rages?
US: //reɪdʒɪz//, UK: //reɪdʒɪz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Rages?
Use 'rages' to express intense anger. Suitable for informal conversations and literary contexts, but be cautious in formal writing.