How to spell URAGE correctly?

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• adage One popular adage is "actions speak louder than words.
• age As we age, our bodies become more fragile and require more care.
• brag
• bragg
• brake The car screeched as the driver hit the brake pedal.
• courage
• crag The climber reached the top of the crag and admired the stunning view.
• drag
• drake Drake is a famous singer and rapper.
• enrage The customer's rude behavior began to enrage the store employee.
• erase I need to use an eraser to erase the pencil marks from the paper.
• forage
• FRAG He dropped the glass vase and it shattered into a thousand frag.
• garage A garage is a storage area for motor vehicles.
• image The image of the stunning sunset still lingered in her mind.
• irate I was so irate with her that I threw my phone across the room.
• mirage The mirage was so beautiful that I thought I was looking at a river.
• orange
• orate The politician likes to orate for hours on end, even if his speeches lack substance.
• osage My great, great grandfather was an Osage warrior.
• outage There was a power outage in the neighborhood for several hours.
• outrage The outrage expressed by the community was palpable
• prague A ruinous castle towers above Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic.
• rag I used an old rag to wipe up the spill on the floor.
• RAGA The Indian classical music concert featured a beautiful raga played on the sitar.
• rage When I saw the dog peeing on my flowers, I had a rage.
• rake I'll need to rake the leaves under the tree.
• triage The hospital implemented a triage system to prioritize patients based on the severity of their condition.
• Ural
• urge I have a strong urge to eat chocolate, even though I know it's not good for me.
• usage The usage of smartphones has rapidly increased in recent years.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately