Seethe

Definition

seethe /si:ð/ v ၁။ အျမႇဳပ္တစီစီထသည္။ ပြက္ေသးထသည္။ They fell into the seething waters of the rapids. သူတို႔ အျမႇဳပ္ တစီစီထေနေသာ ေရေမာ္ထဲသို႔က်သြားသည္။ ၂။ ~ (with sth) (က) (esp in the continuous tenses) (ေဒါသအမ်က္) ေျခာင္းေျခာင္းထြက္သည္။ She was seething (with rage) at his remarks. (ခ) ေဖြးေဖြးလႈပ္သည္။ streets seething with excited crowds ❍ a seething mass of humanity.

Examples

1. ‘Once upon a time
2. I would have ducked my head and seethed privately.’
3. ‘I recall he listened rather impassively
4. but it was not until he saw me next week in the office that I realized he was seething with anger.’
5. ‘He also breaks down and makes a startling admission that will have fans of the book seething with anger.’
6. ‘On the walk back to the tent with Liz
7. Gina inwardly seethed.’
8. ‘Inwardly he was seething with rage against himself.’
9. ‘Samantha seethed inwardly
10. and Bryce
11. watching her
12. saw her pout return.’
13. ‘Amy seethed with anger on the inside
14. but forced herself to smile.’
15. ‘Staring after him
16. still seething with rage
17. I breathed heavily.’
18. ‘His voice was cool
19. but she knew he was seething with rage.’
20. ‘I am seething with rage at anyone who dares suggest that
21. in any way
22. such acts are even explicable
23. let alone justifiable.’
24. ‘I was seething with bitterness and rage as I placed Golf Digest back on the table.’
25. ‘The hostile-attribution bias
26. which kicks in when you're seething with anger
27. makes matters worse.’
28. ‘I'm practically seething with anger before I'm even halfway through this old lady's cart of Christmas ornaments.’
29. ‘The product of a broken home
30. Tim seethes with a silent rage that manifests itself in exceedingly destructive ways.’
31. ‘She was seething
32. but her anger was frighteningly under control.’
33. ‘‘He was seething
34. ’ one of the Afghan commanders said.’
35. ‘He paused
36. noticing that Devon was still seething with anger about Officer Sizemore.’
37. ‘In Wrexham
38. I was seething at the injustice of it all.’
39. ‘The country is seething with resentment against alternately corrupt civil and military governments.’
40. ‘I can either seethe with jealousy or you can be my new hero.’