Pronunciation: /ˈfjumɪŋ/
verb present participle of the verb 'fume', meaning to feel, show, or express anger or irritation
A1 She was fuming when she found out her favorite shirt was missing.
A2 The customer was fuming because their order was incorrect.
B1 He was fuming with anger after his proposal was rejected.
B2 The team manager was fuming over the referee's controversial decision.
C1 The CEO was fuming about the company's declining profits.
C2 The politician was fuming over the leaked information about their personal life.
adjective showing or expressing great anger
A1 She was fuming when she found out her favorite store was closed.
A2 The customer was fuming because his order was incorrect.
B1 The teacher was fuming after the students continued to talk during the lesson.
B2 The manager was fuming when he discovered the company had been losing money for months.
C1 The politician was fuming over the leaked information about the upcoming policy changes.
C2 The CEO was fuming during the board meeting when the financial projections were not met.
formal The CEO was fuming when he found out about the embezzlement scandal.
informal She was absolutely fuming when she saw her ex with his new girlfriend.
slang My mom was fuming when she saw the mess we left in the kitchen.
figurative The volcano erupted, fuming with anger and power.
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