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seethe

[seeth] / sið /


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Kiffin left Knoxville for USC after just 13 months in charge, something Tennessee fans are still seething about 15 years later.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the fall of 2005, Faisal Daaloul was a young adult protesting in the streets of Clichy-sous-Bois, an impoverished Paris suburb seething over the death of two teenagers as they were pursued by police officers.

From New York Times

He seethed over the U.S. trade deficit and the shuttered factories in America’s heartland.

From Seattle Times

A seething Russian President Vladimir Putin denounced it as a “treacherous mutiny” that was “doomed to fail.”

From Washington Times

Mycelium is ecological connective tissue and reminds us that all life-forms, humans included, are bound up within seething networks of relationships, some visible and some less so.

From New York Times