seething
adjective[before noun]
uk/ˈsiː.ðɪŋ/us/ˈsiː.ðɪŋ/seethingadjective[before noun](angry)
extremelyangrybutunableorunwillingtoexpressitclearly:
Afeelingof seethingresentmentledtoangryexchangesbetween theteams.
Synonyms
angry(EMOTIONAL)
apoplectic
bebesideyourself
crossmainlyUK
furious(ANGRY)
incandescent(QUALITY)
incensed
irate
livid(ANGRY)
mad(ANGRY)informal
sore(ANGRY)USinformal
wrathful
angry
- angryIt does no good to get angry at him - it won't change the situation at all.
- madAre you mad at me?
- soreUSHe's still sore about the way things turned out.
- annoyedHe was annoyed with her for being late.
- irritatedI was irritated that he didn't thank me.
- Themoodis one ofrawangerand seethingfrustration.
- Otherplayerswere not justangry, they wereabsolutelyseething because theyfelttheattackwasunwarranted.
- Rawlins, is atturnsseething andcontemplative.
- Thefamiliarityofplayingeach other so often in thiscompetitionhasn'tbredcontempt, more a seethingdislike.
Angry and displeased
- acrimonious
- acrimoniously
- aggrieved
- amused
- angrily
- fed up
- fed up to the back teethidiom
- fit to be tiedidiom
- furious
- furiously
- jaundiced
- livid
- peeved
- piqued
- pissed off
- pissy
- pouty
- venomous
- wrathful
- wrathfully
seethingadjective[before noun](moving)
movingquicklyaround insmallspace, orfullofpeopledoing this :
充满，充斥（人、动物）A seethingmassofchildrencrowdedaround thetables.每张桌子周围都挤满了孩子。
See
seethe
- He still could not get over hisperformanceat the seething Vasil Levski Stadium.
- a seethingcityto thesouth
- The seethingmultitudethatfilledthegardenandarcadeswas like asealashedby ahurricane.
Full
- alive
- alive withsomethingidiom
- awash
- be a rich seam to mineidiom
- be riddled withsomethingidiom
- bristle
- burst
- congested
- cramped
- crowded
- flat chat
- flooded
- heaping
- heaving
- replete
- ridden
- riddled
- rife
- sardine
- seam