seethe
verb
UK/siːð/
US/siːð/
Definitions of seethe verb
emotion
- Intransitive
To feel intense but suppressed anger, often without outwardly expressing it.
The entire team was seething with discontent when Lily received the award.
He was seething over the company's recent decision, but chose to remain silent.
Though she appeared calm, she was seething inside.
movement
- Intransitive
To move or be present in large numbers, often in a confined space; to be crowded or full.
The plaza was seething with people celebrating.
The city was seething with tourists during the festival.
The market was seething with busy shoppers.