Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
seethe
verb
/siːð/
Definition
to be in a state of agitation or excitement, especially when feeling angry or upset
Examples
- She continued to seethe quietly while he spoke.
- He was seething with anger after hearing the unfair news.
- The water began to seethe as it reached boiling point.
Meaning
Seethe refers to a state of intense emotional turbulence, often associated with simmering anger or frustration.
Synonyms
- boil
- fume
- rage
- seethe with rage
- smolder
