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Rage (Verb)

Behave violently, as if in state of a great anger.

Verbs of being, having, spatial relations.

She began to rage through the house, smashing vases and overturning furniture.
As the argument escalated, he started to rage and yell at the top of his lungs.
The massive bear seemed to rage as it attacked the tiny cabin, ripping through the wooden walls.
The drunk driver began to rage when police officers stopped him on the side of the road.
He had been quiet for hours, but when he heard the news, he started to rage and lash out at everyone.

Be violent; as of fires and storms.

Verbs of being, having, spatial relations.

The storm raged across the coastline, destroying everything in its path.
The forest fire raged out of control, engulfing hundreds of acres of land.
The hurricane raged on for days, causing widespread destruction and chaos.
The wildfire raged through the mountains, forcing residents to evacuate their homes.
The violent storm raged across the city, knocking out power lines and destroying buildings.

Feel intense anger; "Rage against the dying of the light!".

Verbs of feeling.

The protesters began to rage as the police blocked their path, demanding justice for the victims.
She rage-quit her job after discovering her boss had been secretly underpaying her for months.
The grieving mother rage-cleans her house, trying to take her mind off the tragic loss of her child.
As his failing health became more apparent, the poet was said to rage against the inevitability of death itself.
His anger cause him to rage for hours after watching the documentary about social inequality.