Used mainly in medical or clinical contexts, not everyday conversation.

Technical Term

Implies a sudden and serious medical emergency requiring quick response.

Immediate Danger

While 'apoplexy' is historical, 'stroke' is now the more common term.

Obsolete Usage

Shows extreme anger metaphorically, like a sudden outburst akin to a stroke.

Metaphorical Rage

Often used to exaggerate the intensity of someone's anger for dramatic effect.

Hyperbolic Expression

Conveys a warning signal of an immediate, explosive reaction.

Emotional Intensity

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Apoplexy

Technical Term

Immediate Danger

Obsolete Usage

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