Meaning of fly into a rage in English:
fly into a rage
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(also fly into a temper)
Become suddenly or violently angry.
‘I have met men who can fix a broken kettle or a toaster without flying into a temper and shouting at the kids.’- ‘If everything was not perfect he could fly into a rage.’
- ‘She suspected her mother would fly into a rage if she asked her this question.’
- ‘She would line all her toys up on the drive and if one was moved would fly into a rage.’
- ‘AN 18-year-old flew into a rage when he thought his girlfriend was involved with another man.’
- ‘Her mother said she didn't believe her, flew into a rage, and threw her out of the house.’
- ‘Ian flew into a rage, vowing never to speak to his younger brother or wife again.’
- ‘All I did was stick my tongue out and he flew into a rage.’
- ‘When Teresa refused he flew into a violent rage, and seriously assaulted her.’
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