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Definitions

hopping mad

ADJECTIVE
furious
Synonyms
STRONGEST
desperate enraged fierce frantic frenetic frenzied incensed livid raging vehement violent
WEAK
bent bent out of shape beside oneself boiling browned off bummed out corybantic crazed demented fit to be tied fuming hacked infuriated insane irrational maddened maniac rabid smoking steamed unreasonable up in arms vicious wrathful
Antonyms
STRONGEST
calm cheerful gentle happy peaceful
WEAK
elated excited exhilarated mild moderate pleased quiet
ADJECTIVE
ireful
Synonyms
WEAK
bent bent out of shape beside oneself boiling browned off bummed out corybantic crazed demented desperate enraged fierce fit to be tied foaming at the mouth frantic frenetic frenzied fuming hacked in a towering rage incensed infuriated insane irate irrational livid maddened maniac rabid rage raging smoking steamed unreasonable up in arms vehement vicious violent wrathful
ADJECTIVE
pissed off
Synonyms
WEAK
affronted annoyed bent out of shape boiling cross displeased enraged fighting mad fit to be tied fuming furious hot huffy in a tizzy incensed inflamed infuriated irate irritated livid mad maddened offended outraged peed peeved peeved off pissed provoked raging riled sore steamed steamed up steaming storming t'd off teed off ticked off

Example Sentences

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And he seems to be hopping mad about it.

From Washington Post • Jan. 21, 2021

H. Lindsay was hopping mad, but not at Trump.

From Los Angeles Times • Jan. 7, 2021

And Sheffield United fans are still hopping mad over West Ham’s 1-0 win against Manchester United in 2007 courtesy of a Carlos Tevez goal.

From The Guardian • Mar. 20, 2019

First I was sad, then I was hopping mad.

From Slate • Jan. 11, 2019

His eyes were closed and he was so hopping mad that it was a miracle that smoke waren’t pouring from his ears!

From "Elijah of Buxton" by Christopher Paul Curtis