present participle
Feeling very angry, especially without showing it.
He was seething with anger after the argument.
She sat there, seething after the meeting.
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Seething often describes anger that is intense but not openly expressed.
American English
/ˈsi.ðɪŋ/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
Form of seethe
Feeling very angry, especially without showing it.
Practice out loudFeeling very angry, especially without showing it.
He was seething with anger after the argument.
She sat there, seething after the meeting.
Seething often describes anger that is intense but not openly expressed.
Boiling and bubbling strongly.
The soup was seething in the pot.
The water was seething around the rocks.