1. to feel very angry but try not to show it
Usage: past tense of seethe
2. to bubble and foam as if boiling
Usage: past tense of seethe; literal sense

Examples

• She seethed with anger after hearing the unfair criticism.
• He seethed quietly in the corner, trying to control his temper.
• The crowd seethed with frustration over the delayed announcement.
• The hot spring seethed and bubbled in the volcanic landscape.
• The ocean seethed with white foam during the storm.
• She seethed inwardly but maintained a polite smile.