The phrase "a wave of rage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden and overwhelming feeling of anger or fury that someone experiences.
Example: "After hearing the unfair decision, a wave of rage washed over her, making it hard to think clearly."
Alternatives: "a surge of anger" or "a flood of fury."
He wrote in 1994 about returning to the Olympic Stadium: "Suddenly a wave of rage overwhelmed me.
For an instant, a wave of rage filled Richard, a plosive pure fury at his wife for not being here where she was needed.
In April 1968, students and store owners, civil rights activists and politicians, police and firefighters had encountered a wave of rage, pent-up frustration and lawlessness that devastated the commercial strips along Seventh and 14th streets NW and H Street NE.
A WAVE of rage and violent protest swept throughparts of Israel and the Palestinian territories yesterday following claims that a 16-year-old Palestinian youth who was abducted and murdered in a forest west of Jerusalem last week was burnt alive by his killers.
But while the response to the event itself was small, as soon as pictures of the girls riding bikes were shared online, they were met with a wave of rage - mostly from men who were sharing the photos with captions along the lines of: "This is what this war has brought".
Fusing with a wave of rage makes us feel empowered.
Mort! Mort!" and a chain-smoking Mr. Downey bellowing insults like "Zip it, fathead!" Quickly dubbed "Mort the Mouth," he rode a wave of public rage.
Trump swept the US Republican primaries not by virtue of his political acumen or even basic competence, but on a wave of populist rage beloved of Fox News viewers but anathema to moneyed conservatives.
A few weeks ago the group had a quilt-in; on Aug. 19 it plans to hold a "radical read-in," all part of a series of events called "A Wave of New Rage Thinking," which doesn't sound small.
I have seen men die from treading on water and fire, but I have never seen a man die from treading the course of virtue". Many have feared a wave of populist rage at the wealthy.
Forty-five yeafterfthe the Stonewall Riots unleashed a wave of howling, raging and even homeless, pissed-off queers demanding respect in the United States, what does it mean to have a modern gay rights movement that looks economically homogenous and nearly 100% white-washed?
