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1 біснуватий
raging, raving, possessed of an evil spirit, lunatic -
2 біснування
сraging, raving, frenzy -
3 бурхання
сstorming, raging, blustering -
4 бушування
сstorming, raging, blustering -
5 відбушувати
to finish raging, to finish storming -
6 геєна
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7 знавіснілий
enraged, mad, raging -
8 лютування
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9 несамовитий
( божевільний) frenzied, rampageous, delirious, raving, out of one's mind; ( гнівний) raging; ( захоплений) ecstatic -
10 нестямний
frenzied; (несамовитий, божевільний) delirious, demented, phrenetic, raving; ( від гніву) raging; ( захоплений) ecstatic -
11 осатанілий
1) ( одержимий) rabid, possessed2) ( розлючений) furious, fuming3) (дикий, нестримний - про вітер) wild, violent, raging -
12 розгул
ч1) revelry, debauch, saturnalia; ( п'яний) carousal, bacchanalia2) raging, violence, wild outburst (of) -
13 скажений
1) ( про тварин) mad, rabidскажений собака — rabid ( mad) dog
2) ( шалений) furious, demented, raging -
14 шалений
furious, raging, violent, tempestuous, fierce; (про сміх, веселощі) uproarious; ( про пристрасті) wild, ungovernable; ( навіжений) crazy, insane, frantic, mad, clacked
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