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View definitions for fuming

fuming

adjective as in boiling

Strongest match

adjective as in enraged

adjective as in livid

adjective as in mad

adjective as in raving

noun as in paroxysm

noun as in stew

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Example Sentences

He says he was "fuming" when the search and questioning finally finished after 5-10 minutes.

From BBC

Bridgerton fans have been left fuming after an unofficial ball in Detroit based on the Netflix show fell far below expectations.

From BBC

Eventually, as I pleaded with him, he relented – still unhappy and still fuming, rightly so, at what he’d just experienced.

From BBC

“I know Trump is weighing in heavily for Ronny, but I think that is unfair,” one lawmaker told Politico, fuming that that the lobbying was shunting aside more qualified candidates.

From Salon

Towns and Edwards both scored 27 points as the Wolves improved to 6-0 in the playoffs and gave themselves a chance to close out the fuming Nuggets with wins Friday night and Sunday in Minneapolis.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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