Result of extreme rage

Okay, let me explain the term apoplexy to you. Apoplexy is a medical term that is used to describe the sudden loss of consciousness or voluntary movement due to the rupture or blockage of a blood vessel in the brain. However, it is also used colloquially to explain the result of extreme rage or anger.

In medical terms, an apoplexy occurs when blood flow to a certain part of the brain is interrupted, leading to tissue damage and loss of function. When it comes to extreme rage, apoplexy can cause a sudden outburst that may include loss of consciousness or a seizure-like episode.

This term was used more commonly in the past, but it is still used today to describe extreme situations of anger, frustration or exasperation. It is often used to describe outbursts that result in potential harm or destruction – such as breaking objects or even hurting somebody else.

In summary, apoplexy originally referred to a medical condition but has evolved in its usage to also mean the result of extreme rage, leading to sudden outbursts and potential harm.