seething
/ˈsiðɪŋ/
adjective
- Extremely angry, but often in a quiet or controlled way.
- The seething crowd demanded answers from the officials.
- He was seething inside after the unfair criticism.
- She gave him a seething look but said nothing.
- Full of a large number of people or things moving around in a lively or chaotic way.
- The seething market was a maze of stalls and shoppers.
- The seething streets of the city were overwhelming for the tourist.
- The seething mass of fans pushed toward the stage.
- Bubbling or foaming as if boiling.
- The seething waves crashed against the cliffs.
- The seething pot of soup needed to be stirred.
- The seething lava flowed slowly down the mountainside.
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