Synonyms of air rage

air rage

noun

as in road rage

Synonyms & Similar Words

• road rage
• pet
• heat
• warmth
• temper
• rise
• delirium
• quarrelsomeness
• ruffle
• dudgeon
• dander
• spite
• disputatiousness
• irritability
• chafe
• huff
• flare
• outburst
• pugnacity
• virulence
• blowup
• malice
• belligerence
• crankiness
• contentiousness
• irascibleness
• malevolence
• envy
• jealousy
• vindictiveness
• contempt
• vengefulness
• vitriol
• venom
• irascibility
• passion
• hostility
• pugnaciousness
• contrariness
• resentment
• animosity
• jaundice
• querulousness
• antagonism
• irritation
• enmity
• pique
• flare-up
• bile
• hot-headedness
• anger
• acrimoniousness
• orneriness
• antipathy
• biliousness
• indignation
• rancor
• acrimony
• grudge
• outrage
• exasperation
• lividness
• birse
• empoisonment
• bitterness
• aggravation
• wrath
• embitterment
• spleen
• vexation
• wrathfulness
• fury
• annoyance
• madness
• rage
• ire
• irateness
• lividity
• mood
• choler
• furor
• mad
• angriness

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• pleasure
• delight
• patience
• forbearance
• calmness

Examples of air rage in a Sentence

Recent Examples on the Web

Last year saw a rise in cases of air rage as flights were more crowded, including one passenger who tried to open a plane’s emergency door and attempted to stab a flight attendant with a broken spoon. —Chris Morris, Fortune, 15 Feb. 2024

Get a hold of yourselves:Why air rage on airplanes is every traveler's problem The rate of unruly-passenger incidents has dropped more than 80% after hitting record highs in 2021, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. —Nathan Diller, USA TODAY, 24 July 2023

During a congressional subcommittee hearing last September about the escalation of air rage in the United States, flight attendants and other industry representatives painted a stark picture of how unfriendly the skies have become during the Covid-19 pandemic. —Suzanne Rowan Kelleher, Forbes, 19 Jan. 2022

Perhaps unsurprisingly, alcohol abuse is a major contributor to air rage. —Ragini Saxena, Fortune, 12 June 2023