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Definition of angered - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
emotional statehaving been made angry or upset
- She was angered by the unfair decision.
2.
intense emotionmarked by extreme anger or rage
- She gave him an angered look when he mocked her work.
Origin of angered
Old English, angrian (to irritate, to vex)
Terms with angered included in their meaning
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personality
gentle and not easily angered
easily angered
quick to anger or become irritated
personality
naturally pleasant and not easily angered
calm
not easily angered or upset
anger
feel easily angered or offended by others
emotional state
state of being easily annoyed or angered
emotion
easily annoyed or angered by small things
emotional
easily angered or upset by small things
irritability
state of being easily annoyed or angered
provocation
provoking someone who is easily angered
irritability
situation where someone is easily upset or angered
personality
easily annoyed or angered
temper control
easily angered or excited
emotion
be easily angered or upset by small things
temperament
easily angered or irritated
attitude
showing bad mood, easily angered and sometimes rude
irritable
easily annoyed or angered
personality trait
tendency to be easily angered or irritable
hot-headed
easily angered or emotionally intense
irritability
quality of being easily angered or irritable
temperament
easily angered or bad-tempered
irritable
easily annoyed or angered
ill-tempered disposition
tendency to be easily angered
emotion
more easily annoyed or angered
Examples of angered in a sentence
The community was angered by the new policy. The angred crowd demanded justice. Her angered voice echoed through the hall.
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- French:en colère, furieux, ...
- German:verärgert, wütend, ...
- Italian:arrabbiato, infuriato, ...
- Spanish:enojado, furioso, ...
- Portuguese:irritado, furioso, ...
- Chinese:愤怒的, 暴怒的, ...
- Japanese:怒った, 激怒した, ...
- Arabic:غاضب, غاضِب, ...
- Hebrew:נִזְעָם, זוֹעֵם, ...
- Russian:разгневанный, взбешённый, ...
- Ukrainian:розлючений, розгніваний, ...
- Hindi:क्रोधित, रोषपूर्ण, ...
Definition of anger - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
emotionstrong feeling of annoyance, displeasure, or hostility
- Her anger was obvious to everyone in the room.
Verb
provoke irritationmake someone feel annoyed or resentful
- His dismissive tone began to anger her.
Expressions with anger
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express anger in a forceful way
She exploded with anger during the meeting, shocking everyone.
anger suddenly becomes more intense
His anger flares up whenever he talks about the incident.
having a red face due to strong emotion
She was flush with anger after hearing the news.
express anger by directing it at someone
He took out his anger on the broken chair.
unable to keep emotions in check
She felt her anger boiling over at the insult.
show signs of intense anger
He was boiling with anger, his face turning red.
feel intense anger like being on fire
She burned with anger when she heard the news.
to be on the verge of expressing anger
He was simmering with anger, ready to explode.
refrain from expressing anger
He swallowed his anger and apologized.
extremely angry to the point of turning pale
She was white with anger after hearing the news.
to express anger strongly
She blazes with anger at the unfair treatment.
show a strong reaction to anger
He bristled with anger at the unfair accusation.
while feeling or showing strong displeasure
He spoke in anger and regretted it later.
visibly angry with a flushed face
She was red with anger after the argument.
skill in controlling one's anger in stressful situations
He showed great anger management during the heated debate.
hold back or control feelings of anger
She tried to curb her anger during the meeting.
prone to losing temper
She is quick to anger under stress.
let out anger, especially when it has been held inside
After the argument, he vented his anger by shouting into a pillow.
sudden strong feeling of anger
He left in a blaze of anger.
suddenly show strong anger in a loud or forceful way
He might erupt in anger if you keep pushing him.
anger can be boundless and uncontrollable
When he found out, his anger knew no limits.
show intense anger suddenly
He was exploding with anger during the argument.
let anger take over completely
She was consumed with anger and couldn't think straight.
overwhelmed with intense anger
He was consumed by anger after hearing the news.
Origin of anger
Old Norse, angr (grief)
Examples of anger in a sentence
Anger filled her when she read the letter. His rude comments would anger anyone. The delay began to anger the customers.
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- French:colère, énerver, ...
- German:Wut, ärgern, ...
- Italian:rabbia, far arrabbiare, ...
- Spanish:enojo, enfurecer, ...
- Portuguese:raiva, enfurecer, ...
- Chinese:愤怒, 惹怒, ...
- Japanese:怒り, 怒らせる, ...
- Arabic:غَضَب, أغضب, ...
- Hebrew:כַּעַס, לְהַכְעִיס, ...
- Russian:гнев, раздражать, ...
- Ukrainian:злість, сердити, ...
- Hindi:गुस्सा, गुस्सा दिलाना, ...
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