0 past simple and past participle of rage
Throughout the 1820s arguments raged over the relative merits of an abstract, analytical view of mathematics and a conceptually oriented, geometrical one.
He raged, he was not to be calmed, and everyone shared his opinion, but he was too drunk to grasp that.
Not surprisingly, this was not an effective approach, and in spite of substantial effort, the epidemic raged on.
Fires raged for hours because of the lack of pumps and the inaccessibility of narrow alleyways overhung by buildings full of combustible material.
When they recurred in 1946-1947, they raged with an unprecedented ferocity.
Battles between the two factions raged for five years, often involving thousands of participants.
Recent public policy debates have raged over this single question: what explains these periods of abrupt change?
Such a desperate struggle to attain understanding raged within him that it was terrifying to look upon his face.
