Meaning ofseethein English

Verb

1. to be in an agitated state; boiling with anger
   The crowd began to seethe with anger at the announcement.
2. to buzz with energetic activity
   The city streets would seethe with people during the festival.
3. to boil vigorously; become very hot
   The water began to seethe in the pot as it reached boiling point.
4. to foam or froth in agitation; like boiling water
   The activist's words made the crowd seethe with indignation at the injustice.
5. to be inwardly angry; suppressing emotions
   She began to seethe with frustration as she waited in line.
6. to be crowded and bustling; filled with energetic activity
   The market would seethe with shoppers on weekends, making it hard to navigate.