Raging means violently strong, or furious with anger. A raging fire, raging torrent, absolutely raging.
Of natural forces it means at full violence — a raging storm, a raging river, a raging fever. Of a person it means very angry, and in British informal speech raging on its own means furious. A raging success and a raging debate use the word as a plain intensifier. Note rage, the noun; and that road rage and similar compounds are all built on it.
1adjectiveragingViolently strong.
“A raging storm tore the roofs off several houses.”
2adjectivefuriousFurious with anger.
“She was raging when she found out he had read her diary.”
raging is a quality of violence or fury.
Practised in A Song of Ice and Fire