Rage (noun)

1. Anger that is intense or out of control.
2. A feeling of intense anger, typically directed at a specific person or thing.
3. A fit of anger or a display of violence.

Origin:

From middle english rage, from old english rāg ("madness, fury, rage"), from proto-germanic *rēgaz ("madness, fury"), from proto-indo-european *hreǵ- ("to be agitated, to rage").

Examples:

1. He was filled with rage at the injustice.
2. The customer was in a rage when she saw the mistake.
3. The football player was thrown out of the game for his rage.
4. The storm was a rage of wind and rain.
5. The news of the betrayal filled her with rage.