raging

adj. feeling or showing very strong, uncontrollable anger.

adj. exhibiting or characterized by extreme, often uncontrollable fury.

“He was in a raging temper after the meeting went wrong.”

“The customer became a raging presence in the lobby, shouting at the staff until security was forced to intervene.”

adj. very strong or extreme, often used to describe fires, storms, or pain.

adj. characterized by great force, intensity, or speed; frequently used as a collocate for natural disasters or physical sensations.

“The firefighters struggled to contain the raging forest fire.”

“A raging headache made it impossible for her to focus on the technical details of the contract.”

adj. used to emphasize that someone or something is a very strong example of a quality.

adj. used as an intensifier to indicate that a quality or state is present to an extreme degree.

“The party was a raging success and everyone stayed until dawn.”

“Despite the initial skepticism from the board, the new product line turned out to be a raging success in the international market.”

Informal

n. an occasion when someone shows great anger or behaves violently.

n. the act or instance of expressing violent or uncontrolled anger.

“The old man's ragings could be heard throughout the house.”

“The play concludes with the protagonist's final ragings against a fate he can no longer avoid or control.”

Literary