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seething
adjective as in foamy
adjective as in hysterical
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adjective as in lathery
adjective as in packed
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adjective as in raging
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adjective as in spumous
adjective as in spumy
adjective as in sudsy
noun as in fermentation
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noun as in tumult
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Example Sentences
A seething Marco Silva told TNT Sports the decision to disallow King's fine finish was "unbelievable".
Bass appeared to be seething as she spoke to reporters after Newsom’s press conference on Thursday, calling the raid in Little Tokyo a “provocative act” and “unbelievably disrespectful.”
Emotionally, however, he and Spears represent the public face of their respective generation’s completely understandable private seething.
And they delivered, with a seething set full of menace and vigor.
John Lennon would undoubtedly have approved of Osbourne's seething critique of the music industry, summed up in the line: "Bog blast all of you."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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