Wiktionary
vb. To become angry
Usage examples of "fly into a rage".
He wanted to fly into a rage, tear the room -- and anyone who tried to stop him -- apart!
He wanted to fly into a rage, tear the room - and anyone who tried to stop him - apart!
He was trying to compose himself, the abbot knew, trying not to fly into a rage-and while Braumin surely feared such a rage from this dangerous man, he thought that prodding De'Unnero along in that direction might not be a bad thing.
He was trying to compose himself, the abbot knew, trying not to fly into a rage-and while Braumin surely feared such a rage from this dangerous man, he thought that prodding De’.
When he was unable to raise the whole sum, the jewellers applied direct to the queen, whose reaction was to fly into a rage and demand Rohan’.
He was obviously terrified that Morgan would fly into a rage, and furious that he had missed Jack Sawyer by less than an hour.
He couldn't shrug you off as he wanted to, so he had to fly into a rage and take his anger with himself out on you.
Faced with a bastard usurper, he was supposed to fly into a rage, attack me, and then snipers would kill him and Nathan, wounding me.
He did not fly into a rage as I had expected, but laughed instead, and there was something in the laugh that seemed more terrible than anger.