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What does seething mean?
What does seething mean?
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"filled with unexpressed anger/rage", like they could snap and yell at someone at any moment.
"to seeth" is an old verb that meant "to boil/bubble", but it isn't used anymore.
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It was obvious she was seething with revenge. I would stay away from her.
I was seething when I came out of that meeting when I was fired
I can tell you’re seething. What the hell happened?!
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