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ragingly

7.0

In a very strong, angry, or violent way

adverb
/ˈreɪdʒɪŋli/

: furiosamente

The movie's special effects were ragingly impressive, leaving the audience in awe.

Examples

Which is why I raced to contribute to a ragingly important new book, End Sex Trafficking, which comes out TODAY, in honor of End Sex Trafficking Day.

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She was ragingly angry when she found out he had lied to her.
The storm raged ragingly, shaking the windows and roaring through the trees.

Synonyms

wildly

vsragingly

104 2.9

In a way that is not controlled and shows strong feeling

is more fiercely angry and extreme rather than merely unrestrained

fiercely

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81 3.7

In a very strong way that shows energy or anger

is more furious and extreme rather than merely energetic

passionately

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66 2.8

In a way that shows very strong feelings and great excitement

is more furious and extreme rather than warmly emotional

madly

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61 3.2

In a very wild and uncontrolled way

is more centered on fury and intense anger rather than general wildness

angrily

vsragingly

58 1.0

In a way that shows anger

is more extreme and intense than ordinary anger

vehemently

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Formal

41 7.4

To speak or act with strong feeling and force

is nearer furious intensity and more extreme in anger

furiously

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38 3.0

In a very angry and energetic way

is even more extreme and furious in overall intensity

hotly

vsragingly

27 4.1

In a strong, angry, or excited way

is more outrage-filled and extreme than ordinary heatedness

ferociously

vsragingly

12 5.6

In a very strong and angry way

is similarly forceful but more about fury than violence

maniacally

vsragingly

8 7.9

In a very wild and excited way without control

is extreme too but centers on furious intensity not irrationality

rabidly

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4 7.3

Showing very strong, often angry feelings that seem unreasonable

is madly intense but more centered on furious anger

heatedly

vsragingly

3 5.1

In a way that shows strong feelings, often anger

is hotter and more furious rather than merely heated

frenetically

vsragingly

1 7.0

Very quickly and in a worried or excited way

is more furious and emotionally extreme rather than hurried

screamingly

vsragingly

Informal

1 7.9

Very funny or easy to notice

is more about intense anger and fury than mere noticeability

effusively

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1 7.4

In a very warm and emotional way that shows strong feeling

is similar in intensity but directed toward anger not joy

riotously

vsragingly

1 7.5

In a loud, wild, and very lively way

is wilder and more furious, not just noisy excitement

rampantly

vsragingly

1 7.0

Spreading quickly and without control

is more personally furious rather than broadly uncontrolled

raucously

vsragingly

1 7.9

In a loud, rough way that bothers other people

is angrier and more intensely furious rather than simply rowdy

howlingly

vsragingly

1 7.5

In a very loud or obvious way that people notice easily

is more about intense fury and emotional extremity than exaggeration

wrathfully

vsragingly

Literature

1 7.3

In a very angry way

is more wildly extreme and less about moral judgement

roaringly

vsragingly

1 7.2

In a very loud and excited way

is louder in anger and more furious rather than celebratory

seethingly

vsragingly

8.2

In a very angry or very active way

is more openly furious and extreme rather than simmering

ballistically

vsragingly

Informal

7.9

Reacting in a sudden, angry way

is broader in sustained fury rather than a single explosion

combustibly

vsragingly

Literature

8.4

In a way that shows strong, sudden feeling

is a steadier, more overwhelming form of extreme fury

frenziedly

vsragingly

7.5

In a wild, panicked way

is similarly agitated but more rooted in anger than frenzy

ravingly

vsragingly

Informal

9.7

In a very excited and wild way

is wilder in anger and more violently extreme

raving

vsragingly

Informal

8.1

In a very wild and angry way

is more focused on fury and intense anger rather than frenzy

thunderingly

vsragingly

7.2

In a very loud and powerful way

is more emotionally furious and extreme rather than merely loud

fervidly

vsragingly

8.2

With strong, excited feeling for something

is more enraged and extreme than passionate enthusiasm

tempestuously

vsragingly

8.1

In a strong, emotional, and wild way

is more about furious personal anger than general turbulence

lividly

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8.1

In a way that shows extreme anger or a dark blue-gray color

is more about furious behaviour rather than color or look

Antonyms

calmly

110 1.0

In a calm, steady way without showing anger or nervousness

mildly

92 2.7

To a small, gentle degree

How Intense

ragingly

7.0

fiercely

81 3.7

strongly

638 1.0

moderately

47 2.8

mildly

92 2.7

Surface Forms

ragingly positive

Morphology

ragingly = raging (transparent) = rage + ing + ly

Formed by adding the standard adverbial suffix '-ly' to the adjective 'raging' (itself from 'rage' + '-ing'), so the meaning 'in a raging manner / very intensely' is directly derivable.

Etymology

Ragingly comes from the simple word rage, which means 'fury' or a very strong force, plus the adverb ending -ly. So to do something ragingly is to do it 'in a furious or very intense way'.