How about 'Tearaway'
20 Across of today's Guardian Quick Crossword by any chance??
A word for extremely angry or violent is Furious.
· rambunctious · rational · ratty · realistic · reckless · refined · reliable · repugnant · respectful · responsible · righteous · rotten · rude · ruthless
· radiant · ravishing · reasonable · reckless · reliable · remarkable · respectful · responsible · rich · righteous · romantic · rotten · rude · ruthless
I would nominate "reckless".
The word "violent" is pretty mean.
mean, brutal
The adverb form of the word reckless is recklessly.Some example sentences are:He was pulled over for driving recklessly.They are recklessly demolishing the garage with no safety gear.
"Reck" is an old word and "less" is a word, so reckless is a compound word.
The sudden violent sideways movement of the vehicle made my head hit the roof.
Criminal
I will intervene their argument to prevent it from getting violent.
the man made a reckless turn and crashed.
The correct term is "reckless," not "wreckless." "Reckless" means acting without thinking about the possible consequences, while "wreckless" is not a standard English word.
Temerarius.
"Wreckless" is an adjective. It is commonly used to describe a person or action that is careless, inconsiderate, or not fully thought through before acting. "Wreckless" is not a word, it's the misspelling of reckless. Reckless is an adjective. It is commonly used to describe a person or action that is careless, inconsiderate, or not fully thought through before acting.
Dangerous. Or if talking legally about a person's actions leading to an event that could cause something dangerous to happen the word often used is reckless. Eg. Dangerous and Reckless is a charge for a driving offence, Reckless Endangerment is often a charge against parents who have done something to risk the safety of their children.xx
The word "reckless" is pronounced with the stress on the first syllable. In phonetics, this is known as initial stress, where the primary emphasis is placed on the first syllable of the word. Therefore, in "reckless," the "reck" syllable is stressed.