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Tantrumz

Definition:

Tantrumz is a term used to describe uncontrollable outbursts of anger, frustration, or emotional distress, particularly displayed by children or individuals unable to express their feelings effectively.

Part of Speech:

Noun, Verb

Senses:

  1. As a noun:

    a. Fits of anger or emotional outbursts, often characterized by screaming, crying, stomping feet, and erratic behavior.

    b. An episode of persistent rage or frustration, usually requiring careful handling and attention.

    c. A sudden and extreme display of displeasure or irritation, usually triggered by a perceived injustice or unmet desire.

  2. As a verb:

    a. To exhibit a tantrum or react with intense emotions in an uncontrollable manner.

    b. To throw a tantrum as a means to manipulate or get one's way.

Usages:

- When Sarah didn't get the toy she wanted, she threw a tantrum, kicking and screaming in the middle of the store.

- The toddler had a complete tantrum when his ice cream fell on the ground.

- The child's tantrum was so intense that it required the intervention of his parents.

- The actor threw a tantrum backstage when he didn't receive the leading role.

- It's important to teach children healthy ways to cope with their emotions instead of resorting to tantrums.

- Some individuals have mastered the art of tantruming to manipulate others into fulfilling their demands.

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