honorific for someone's work; to erupt violently
Meanings
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your esteemed work; masterpiece (honorific)
honorificA polite and respectful way to refer to someone else's written work, such as a book, article, or painting. Often used in formal praise or correspondence.
After reading your esteemed work, I gained a great deal of insight.
I look forward to reading your new work, sir; it is sure to be a masterpiece for the ages.
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This novel can be considered a masterpiece of contemporary literature.
verb
to rage; to erupt violently; to break out in full force
literaryUsed to describe natural forces, sounds, or events that occur with great intensity and suddenness. Often has a dramatic or poetic tone.
On the sea, a fierce gale raged and the rain poured down.
During the celebration, drums and music erupted in full force, creating an exceptionally lively atmosphere.
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On the battlefield, the roar of cannons suddenly broke out violently.
The weather changed abruptly, and thunder roared violently.