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A sudden attack or outburst of a particular emotion or activity
A violent social or political upheaval
An angry state of mind, or the expression of such
An intense or violent pain or struggle
Any ailment or disease, especially a lingering or deep-seated disorder
An overwhelmingly strong emotion, usually joy
A sudden sharp pain or painful emotion
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Noun
▲
A sudden attack or outburst of a particular emotion or activity
fit
outburst
spasm
eruption
attack
explosion
flare-up
seizure
burst
convulsion
ebullition
outbreak
agony
blaze
bout
flare
flash
flush
gale
gush
gust
storm
access
boutade
throes
outpouring
spurt
rush
surge
flurry
upsurge
spell
flood
spate
torrent
throe
effusion
blow-up
case
welling up
blast
frenzy
siege
turn
flutter
splurt
wave
stroke
blowup
outflow
fury
outflowing
flicker
breakout
bursting
dose
hurricane
rash
occurrence
sally
volley
twitch
ictus
passion
break
tremor
blow
jerk
epidemic
contraction
recrudescence
detonation
peal
run
gushing
discharge
thunder
sudden appearance
patch
tremble
period
upheaval
rapture
apoplexy
conniption
jag
scene
state
epileptic fit
onset
pang
fever
ferment
episode
manifestation
pangs
paddy
ripple
inflammation
flow
spot
start
shiver
expulsion
ebullience
cycle
outcry
avalanche
huff
stint
encounter
overflow
relapse
streak
deluge
series
blowout
emotional outburst
suffering
shudder
emotional outpouring
stretch
bomb
fireworks
heart attack
battle
cramp
spree
epilepsy
ailment
round
touch
splash
stab
brief display
grand mal
sudden display
epileptic attack
petit mal
sudden exhibition
show
sudden show
brief exhibition
tic
plague
roar
breaking
irruption
tumult
sortie
collapse
illness
breakdown
sudden illness
stream
cascade
flux
tide
issue
barrage
hail
jet
efflux
onslaught
bombardment
rise
cannonade
shower
welling
current
salvo
outrush
drainage
drain
blitz
fusillade
swell
blitzkrieg
emanation
leakage
drumfire
drumbeat
battery
effluence
upswing
escape
inundation
rain
spout
outpour
sweep
outflux
upwelling
exodus
emission
groundswell
seepage
hemorrhage
US
haemorrhage
UK
charge
uprising
onrush
effluent
debouchment
expression
effluvium
ooze
escalation
influx
emergence
spring
bang
bubble
vibration
fire
course
loss
motion
exudation
broadside
spray
depletion
mass
shelling
bombing
effluxion
trickle
diffusion
shedding
river
craze
increase
growth
oozing
upturn
crossfire
contagion
mushrooming
spread
fountain
blasting
exudate
burst of fire
ejection
venting
building up
build-up
emotional eruption
emotional episode
gunfire
strafe
more ❯
“She is charged with an extraordinary animal vitality and expresses a
paroxysm
of movement and emotion like one possessed.”
Noun
▲
A violent social or political upheaval
upheaval
tumult
uproar
cataclysm
storm
earthquake
bouleversement
convulsion
tempest
agitation
disturbance
turmoil
disorder
turbulence
chaos
ferment
furore
UK
commotion
disruption
upset
furor
US
unrest
confusion
mayhem
bedlam
eruption
trouble
clamour
UK
disaster
clamor
US
disarray
upturn
outcry
outbreak
wildness
shock
Sturm und Drang
brouhaha
bluster
riot
havoc
stir
excitement
strife
storms
convulsions
seething
tempests
unsettlement
maelstroms
revolution
disorganization
US
pandemonium
overthrow
temblor
alteration
shakeout
turnaround
switch
catastrophe
stirring
tremor
explosion
outburst
disorganisation
UK
violent change
about-face
flip-flop
seismic shift
sudden change
major change
new deal
new ball-game
hullabaloo
hubbub
hurly-burly
ruckus
rumpus
maelstrom
madhouse
row
bustle
anarchy
kerfuffle
jumble
unruliness
madness
ruction
to-do
helter-skelter
fuss
frenzy
pell-mell
mess
disorderliness
babel
shambles
all hell broken loose
three-ring circus
ado
bother
hoo-ha
free-for-all
muddle
disquiet
wild disarray
stew
moil
welter
clutter
fracas
racket
lawlessness
flap
hell
whirlwind
noise
pother
hoopla
violence
coil
flurry
instability
scene of confusion
disorderedness
restlessness
disarrangement
restiveness
muss
unquietness
uneasiness
fermentation
discord
tumble
topsy-turviness
alarums and excursions
mix-up
hue and cry
mare's nest
snake pit
utter confusion
ballyhoo
clatter
conflict
blather
whirl
squall
shindy
foofaraw
lather
williwaw
hurly
splore
do
hurry
zoo
fun
dishevelment
messiness
hassle
ructions
anarchism
ailment
misorder
ataxia
dither
heck
carry-on
disquietude
argy-bargy
chance-medley
hubble-bubble
misrule
imbroglio
hurry-scurry
hurry-skurry
holy mess
rat's nest
fractiousness
disruptiveness
destruction
rowdiness
ungovernableness
uncontrollability
snafu
calamity
troubles
fever
entropy
fussing
fury
fight
din
rampancy
activity
perturbation
circus
huddle
snarl
scrum
omnishambles
derangement
chaotic situation
boiling point
confusedness
bangarang
scramble
a maelstrom
mobocracy
anguish
fighting
heat
hustle and bustle
a mess
a shambles
a muddle
edginess
discombobulation
scuffling
aggro
topsy-turvydom
an omnishambles
topsy-turvyness
car crash
discontent
scene
uprising
stink
rumble
entanglement
complication
tizzy
dissatisfaction
affray
a car crash
grief
hell broke loose
harassment
threat
boilover
hazard
menace
biffo
state of unrest
breach of the peace
bobbery
corroboree
hurricane
uncertainty
tohubohu
hoo-hah
more ❯
“A social
paroxysm
is also threatening in the destructive wake of the failed coup.”
Noun
▲
An angry state of mind, or the expression of such
temper
huff
sulk
tantrum
mood
rage
pet
paddy
strop
grump
wax
bate
blowout
fit
passion
fury
outburst
paddywhack
snit
miff
foulie
skid
dander
tiff
furore
UK
furor
US
stew
tear
tizzy
bad mood
bad temper
fit of rage
hissy fit
fit of pique
fit of bad temper
fit of ill temper
frenzy
fit of temper
fit of anger
towering rage
storm
blowup
hysterics
fireworks
conniption
flare-up
temper tantrum
focus
fever
explosion
state
meltdown
blind rage
outburst of anger
wingding
ill-temper
apoplexy
spasm
convulsion
raving
eruption
scene
hissy
frenzy of rage
fit of fury
frenzy of anger
paroxysm of rage
paroxysm of anger
conniption fit
anger
animosity
fret
haemorrhage
UK
hemorrhage
US
wobbly
blow-up
fit of ill humour
dummy spit
ill humour
outrage
uproar
mard
fuss
row
pique
flap
hysteria
fit of the sulks
outburst of rage
effusion
wobbler
fuming
frothing
agitation
throes
snit fit
rise
pouts
grouch
sulkiness
hump
sullenness
grumps
mayhem
tantrums
paroxysms
trouble
histrionics
fit of bad humour
bad humor
hissie fit
commotion
brouhaha
disturbance
upset
contretemps
confrontation
drama
exhibition
performance
carry-on
to-do
carrying-on
song and dance
display of emotion
exhibition of oneself
hue and cry
more ❯
Noun
▲
An intense or violent pain or struggle
throes
torment
pain
torture
suffering
distress
anguish
agony
excruciation
pangs
travail
hardship
pains
struggle
sorrow
dolours
heartache
grief
unhappiness
angst
hurts
heartbreak
excruciations
dolors
racks
woe
travails
anxiety
despair
tribulations
misery
affliction
desolation
wretchedness
traumas
sadness
crosses
dejection
worry
hurtings
aches
twinges
shocks
upset
blues
worriments
headaches
discomfort
dolefulness
rues
purgatory
calvaries
sorriness
dole
hell on earth
scars
strain
disturbance
ordeals
visitation
concern
disappointment
vexation
uneasiness
care
shame
perturbation
perplexity
disquietude
trouble
mortification
stew
irritation
embarrassment
trials
disquiet
malaise
melancholia
melancholy
despondencies
passion
doldrums
moroseness
gloom
horror
gloominess
heartbrokenness
depression
more ❯
Noun
▲
Any ailment or disease, especially a lingering or deep-seated disorder
malady
illness
ailment
disease
disorder
sickness
infirmity
complaint
affliction
condition
bug
infection
indisposition
complication
affection
debility
trouble
distemper
ail
malaise
distemperature
ill
disability
virus
fever
syndrome
flu
inflammation
attack
blight
ache
convulsion
ill health
lurgy
upset
weakness
unhealthiness
defect
problem
diseasedness
unhealth
unsoundness
decrepitude
sickliness
unwellness
feebleness
contagion
frailty
ailing
debilitation
poor health
fragility
delicacy
breakdown
frailness
deficiency
vulnerability
shortcoming
disturbance
failing
fault
imperfection
impairment
dysfunction
contamination
confinement
decay
seizure
abnormality
insubstantiality
fit
collapse
curse
failing health
what's going around
flimsiness
medical condition
injury
delicateness
puniness
plague
valetudinarianism
canker
cancer
fragileness
unsubstantiality
weakliness
evil
bad health
scourge
epidemic
pestilence
bane
endemic
pathosis
health condition
coath
misery
Cancer
hemorrhage
US
visitation
spell
rot
haemorrhage
UK
stroke
convulsions
silent killer
plight
queasiness
predicament
dose
unhealthfulness
mild sickness
failure
irregularity
pollution
cachexia
enervation
septicity
sepsis
complex
enfeeblement
poison
languor
faintness
listlessness
pathology
asthenia
lowness
wimpiness
health problem
languidness
shakiness
lameness
dodderiness
dyscrasia
susceptibility
relapse
unsteadiness
instability
morbidity
declining health
disablement
incapacity
handicap
restriction
impotence
detriment
invalidity
pathological condition
learning difficulties
special needs
physical disability
learning disability
pandemic
pest
outbreak
corruption
menace
Black Death
killer
bubonic plague
contagious disease
infestation
unwholesomeness
morbidness
toxicity
health issue
health complaint
malignancy
venom
miasma
impurity
taint
corrosion
smutch
aberration
peril
feverishness
pyrexia
febricity
deadly illness
body heat
cause of death
fatal illness
threat to life
murrain
temperature
influenza
wave
pneumonic plague
more ❯
Noun
▲
An overwhelmingly strong emotion, usually joy
transport
ecstasy
euphoria
rapture
heaven
bliss
elation
exhilaration
fit
frenzy
high
paradise
rhapsody
delight
elatedness
exaltation
fervour
UK
happiness
intoxication
passion
swoon
enchantment
ravishment
vehemence
ardour
UK
ardor
US
enthusiasm
fervor
US
cloud nine
seventh heaven
intense feeling
strong emotion
joy
joyousness
jubilation
glee
exultation
joyfulness
gladness
excitement
pleasure
animation
delirium
satisfaction
felicity
high spirits
delectation
transports
inspiration
triumph
top of the world
cheer
merriment
gaiety
exuberance
ebullience
beatitude
thrill
rejoicing
enjoyment
mirth
nirvana
blissfulness
glory
gratification
festivity
contentment
cheerfulness
jubilance
revelry
rhapsodies
uplift
liveliness
hilarity
cheeriness
great happiness
transports of delight
warm fuzzies
stimulation
buoyancy
cool
elevation
blessedness
merriness
crowing
gloating
gleefulness
vivacity
sprightliness
amusement
joviality
jolliness
good spirits
comfort
great pleasure
jollity
jouissance
good humour
UK
jocundity
fulfilment
UK
fruition
fulfillment
US
good humor
US
joie de vivre
eagerness
exultance
exultancy
kicks
upper
charge
kick
up
jollies
buzz
heaven on earth
relish
zeal
extreme happiness
relaxation
health
afterglow
dreamland
madness
stars in one's eyes
contentedness
mirthfulness
verve
content
blitheness
Arcadia
Utopia
Eden
halcyon days
utopia
wildness
gayety
gayness
carefreeness
over the moon
cloud number nine
perfect contentment
walking on air
merrymaking
jocularity
good cheer
optimism
playfulness
great joy
fun
lightheartedness
joyance
celebration
radiance
wild emotion
reveling
US
revelling
UK
feasting
frolic
regalement
solace
enlivenment
invigoration
US
humor
US
humour
UK
treat
alleviation
diversion
exulting
refreshment
sport
revitalization
galvanization
electrification
firing
excitation
quickening
vivification
vitalization
envigoration
UK
pride and joy
spell
a rush
head rush
Elysium
well-being
entertainment
gusto
light-heartedness
zest
recreation
laughter
relief
titillation
peace of mind
pastime
geniality
pep
levity
sensation
distraction
sparkle
serenity
effervescence
ease
tingle
zing
hobby
leisure
zestfulness
divertissement
laughs
vitality
energy
pride
beguilement
prosperity
game
grins
spiritedness
bounce
glow
high-spiritedness
jauntiness
leisure activity
liking
appreciation
conviviality
self-content
gas
interest
activity
beer and skittles
rush
peace
get-up-and-go
dynamism
vigour
UK
spirit
luxury
tranquillity
UK
restfulness
appetite
vigor
US
vim
brio
tranquility
US
hopefulness
frisson
jollification
fire
whoopee
oomph
complacency
bang
repletion
pizzazz
US
zip
lift
frivolity
rec
moxie
blast
good mood
boot
life
disport
avidity
chirpiness
fizz
love
play
occupation
pzazz
UK
leisure pursuit
fondness
flush of excitement
high time
R and R
fun and games
savor
US
savour
UK
blithesomeness
achievement
wellbeing
placidity
equanimity
dash
jubilee
gladsomeness
sanctity
adventure
smugness
frolics
placidness
keenness
drive
hysterics
esprit
punch
pursuit
go
revel
feast
juice
snap
starch
hardihood
sap
ginger
perkiness
rest
encouragement
vinegar
beans
avocation
living it up
sense of achievement
frolicking
peppiness
turn-on
feeling of excitement
rollicking
source of pleasure
spree
picnic
respite
field day
good feeling
lark
boost
schadenfreude
fortunateness
timeliness
luck
hoot
warmth
comedy
boisterousness
feel-good factor
enjoyment of living
zest for life
gladdening
sunshine and rainbows
wallop
hope
frolicsomeness
twitter
spunk
convulsions
hysteria
jolt
love of life
merry-making
being full of the joys of spring
larking about
feeling of euphoria
joyride
luster
US
lustre
UK
balm
hoopla
reward
anticipation
expectancy
feeling
heartiness
jocoseness
brightness
Arcady
idyll
dream
rest and relaxation
élan
taste
joyhood
joyness
hobbyhorse
exciting sensation
thrilling sensation
viewing pleasure
brilliance
glitter
indulgence
restoration
conciliation
satiety
vindication
consummation
preoccupation
engrossment
showiness
shindig
pleasantness
color
US
partying
colorfulness
resolution
agreement
approval
Shangri-La
supreme happiness
supreme joy
sensuality
vivaciousness
wingding
hedonism
self-satisfaction
colour
UK
enjoying
bag
cup of tea
endeavor
US
scene
thing
project
endeavour
UK
self-indulgence
sense of well-being
wonder
good time
loving life
repose
guts
good fortune
outdoor activity
leisure interest
special interest
quiet
calmness
marvel
sufficiency
calm
fireworks
easiness
peacefulness
freedom
wealth
composure
security
admiration
games
prosperousness
plenty
cosiness
UK
idleness
easefulness
affluence
thrilling experience
rest and recreation
larks
quietude
opulence
coziness
US
decompression
trip
fling
leave
day off
time killer
holiday
vacation
sabbatical
break
time off
leave of absence
binge
scream
days off
escape
day of rest
recess
rollick
carousing
junketing
skylarking
positive response
ataraxia
romping
horseplay
capering
enjoyability
object of admiration
enjoyableness
jest
dalliance
freedom from hardship
freedom from troubles
romp
gaming
free time
bed of roses
foolery
teasing
me-time
a good time
gamboling
US
joking
sports
frisk
gambling
gambolling
UK
caper
prank
gambol
match
sportiveness
more ❯
Noun
▲
A sudden sharp pain or painful emotion
pang
pain
twinge
ache
sting
spasm
stitch
smart
throb
throe
cramp
tingle
prick
stab
shoot
discomfort
wrench
gnawing
gripe
bite
misery
agony
anguish
distress
shooting pain
sharp pain
soreness
smarting
hurt
aching
stinging
irritation
crick
throbbing
tenderness
stiffness
prickle
pricking
twitch
convulsion
suffering
pounding
tweak
niggle
excruciation
stab of pain
injury
strain
wound
malady
twist
tingling
pinch
lancination
kink
muscular spasm
painful sensation
itch
bad feeling
charley horse
muscle spasm
pangs
malaise
affliction
aches and pains
stabbing pain
burning
scathe
shiver
prickling
itching
thrill
flash
dart
blaze
tickle
burn
painful feeling
pain sensation
hurting
contraction
pins and needles
feeling
sensation
tic
clonus
hyperkinesis
muscle contraction
burning sensation
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