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Meaning of seethe
The primary meaning of the word "seethe" is to feel or show intense anger or resentment.
Etymology of seethe
The word "seethe" has its roots in Old English "sēothan", which means "to boil" or "to rage", and is related to the Old Norse word "sjōtha", which means "to rage" or "to be furious"
Historically, the word has been used to describe intense emotions, particularly anger or resentment, and has evolved to include a range of related meanings
Synonyms
fume
rage
simmer
boil
burn
smolder
stew
churn
foam
bubble
seethe
froth
ferment
effervesce
sizzle
hiss
spit
snarl
growl
scowl
glare
glower
brood
sulk
pout
fret
chafe
bristle
rankle
gall
irk
vex
annoy
vexate
irritate
inflame
enrage
incense
infuriate
exasperate
provoke
rile
nettle
peeve
miff
ruffle
agitate
disturb
perturb
upset
fluster
discompose
disquiet
trouble
torment
harass
plague
badger
bedevil
harry
heckle
taunt
tease
goad
prod
poke
needle
prick
sting
smart
hurt
offend
affront
insult
outrage
scandalize
appall
horrify
shock
dismay
dishearten
discourage
depress
deject
despond
despair
desolate
forlorn
hopeless
desperate
frantic
frenzied
furious
ferocious
savage
brutal
violent
intense
fierce
passionate
fervent
ardent
zealous
enthusiastic
eager
keen
vehement
heated
fiery
flaming
blazing
scorching
hot
fiery
impassioned
excited
animated
fervid
perfervid
impassionate
Definitions
- To feel or express intense anger or resentment, typically in a suppressed or unexpressed manner
- * To be in a state of intense agitation or turmoil, like a liquid boiling or foaming
- * To be filled with intense emotion, especially anger or hatred
Usage Examples
- The crowd began to seethe with anger as the announcement was made
- * She seethed with resentment as she thought about the unfair treatment she had received
- * The mixture began to seethe and foam as it reached boiling point
Antonyms
calm
peaceful
serene
tranquil
quiet
still
silent
composed
collected
cool
level-headed
rational
sober
subdued
restrained
reserved
placid
gentle
mild
moderate
temperate
tolerant
patient
forgiving
lenient
merciful
charitable
benevolent
kindly
affable
amiable
friendly
cordial
warm
genial
hospitable
agreeable
pleasant
delightful
charming
winning
disarming
appealing
attractive
engaging
winsome
sweet
endearing