apoplectic
adjective
[ ˌapəˈplɛktɪk ]
• overcome with anger; furious.
• "Mark was apoplectic with rage at the decision"
Similar:
furious,
enraged,
overcome with anger,
infuriated,
in a temper,
incensed,
raging,
incandescent,
wrathful,
fuming,
ranting,
raving,
seething,
frenzied,
in a frenzy,
beside oneself,
outraged,
in high dudgeon,
as cross as two sticks,
mad,
hopping mad,
wild,
livid,
boiling,
aerated,
with all guns blazing,
foaming at the mouth,
fit to be tied,
• relating to or denoting apoplexy (stroke).
• "an apoplectic attack"
Origin:
early 17th century: from French apoplectique or late Latin apoplecticus, from Greek apoplēktikos, from apoplēssein ‘disable by a stroke’.
