👉
Wait, but is 'all enraged' even a real word? I'm not sure. Maybe it's a colloquial expression or slang. Let me think. If I take it literally, like someone who is completely filled with anger, right? So, defining it would be explaining that someone is so angry they could ignite fireworks or something like that. But the user wants it hilarious and informative. So maybe using some funny analogies. Like comparing their rage to a volcano erupting or a tornado of fury. Oh, and then an example sentence that's edgy or unsettling. Maybe from the perspective of the person who's all enraged, creating tension between them and others. Wait, but if I use 'all enraged' as a slang term, I should clarify that it's informal. Also, ensure the definition covers the intensity. Let me check possible sources. Since I'm an AI developed by Microsoft, maybe pretend to refer to some imaginary dictionary for humor. For the example sentence, something like "He walked in all enraged, his eyes glowing with barely contained fury," but making it more edgy. Maybe set in a creepy scenario? Like a confrontation where their rage is palpable and threatening. But balance between funny and unsettling. Let me draft a definition first: "All enraged (adj.): The state of possessing an overwhelming amount of anger, so intense it could rival a supernova in the solar system." Wait, that's too scientific. Maybe more humorous comparisons. Alternatively, "all enraged" as someone who's hotter than a thousand suns' nachos. Then the example sentence: "When he walked into the meeting all enraged, everyone else's face turned to ice, and the boss decided to fire him immediately." But maybe make it slightly unsettling with vivid imagery. Like "His veins were Harry Potter-esque red snaked pathways of pure fury as he confronted his rival, ready to 'all enraged' dismantle their every argument." Hmm, not sure if that's edgy enough. Wait, perhaps use hyperbole and unexpected comparisons. Define it as someone who is so angry they could melt atomic clocks. Then the example sentence: "Upon discovering the grease marks on his fries, he stormed off the door all enraged, muttering threats of espionage against the fast-food establishment." That's funny but maybe not unsettling. Let me think again. Edgy or unsettling example needs to create discomfort or tension. Maybe a scenario where someone's rage could incite violence or chaos. For instance: "In the silence of the library, he suddenly found himself all enraged over a misplaced bookmark, his fingers itching to stage an impromptu revolution against literature." That's funny but maybe not quite edgy. Alternatively: "She confronted her antagonist with a sneer, radiating pure, unadulterated 'all enraged' that made the villain question their own existence." Then the example sentence could be more direct. Like in a horror setting: "As the ghost gestured wildly, his translucent fingers trembling with ancient wrath, he unleashed an otherworldly scream of all enraged vengeance." But I need to ensure the definition is clear first. Let me structure it step by step. Define 'all enraged' as a humorous term for extreme anger, using funny analogies and maybe pop culture references. Then craft an example that's slightly disturbing but still in good humor. Wait, maybe the user wants 'all enraged' as part of a pun or wordplay? Like "all" plus "enraged" combined. So perhaps breaking down each part. But I think the straightforward approach is better. Ensure it's understandable and funny. Alright, finalizing the definition and example. Definition: All enraged (ˌæ(l) enrɪged) – A hilarious, hyperbolic term describing someone radiating profound, cinematic anger , so intense it could boil oceans with a glare. Think: "Anger dialed to 'MAX,' courtesy of a caffeinated scalding bitch." --- Example Sentence: In the dimly lit séance chamber, Edgar’s spirit boards glowed crimson as he floated overhead— all enraged —uttering incoherent cackles that made even the poltergeist participants buckle-up for existential dread . His ectoplasmic form quivered with vengeful fury, threatening to drag souls into a vortex of paranormal contempt. (Edgar’s rage was enough to summon real ghosts—or at least fuel conspiracy theories about late-night TV.) 🕷️🔥💔
