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road rage
[ rohd reyj ]
noun
- a fit of violent anger by the driver of an automobile, especially one directed toward and endangering other motorists or pedestrians.
road rage
noun
- aggressive behaviour by a motorist in response to the actions of another road user
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Other Words From
- road rag·er noun
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Word History and Origins
Origin of road rage1
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Example Sentences
A woman who was fatally shot in a car April 2 in the Riverdale area was the victim of a road rage incident, police said.
In 2007 he was jailed for six months for a road rage attack.
The narrator goes on, “Do you believe speed limits, stoplights, and turn lanes protect you from road rage and drunk drivers?”
Angry Driver Pulls a Gun Oh, Kentucky, land of horse racing, bourbon, and apparently severe road rage.
Google "road rage" and "shooting" and you pull up 2.65 million hits.
Nor did motorists abandon their vehicles on the freeways or get involved in one gigantic road-rage brawl.
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