angrily

ˈæŋɡrɪli

Definition

Definition of angrily - Reverso English Dictionary

Adverb

emotionin a way that shows anger

She spoke angrily to her brother.
He angrily slammed the door behind him.
The customer angrily demanded a refund.

furiously

irately

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Origin of angrily

Old Norse, angr (grief) + -ly (adverbial suffix)

Terms with angrily included in their meaning

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argue

quarrel

speak angrily with someone over a disagreement

storm

anger

move quickly and angrily

glare

angry look

look fixedly and angrily at someone

snap at

communication

speak sharply or angrily to someone

storm

voice

speak loudly and angrily

bite someone's head off

sudden anger

speak angrily to someone suddenly and without good reason

go on a rant

angry speech

speak or shout at length angrily

jump down someone's throat

angry reaction

react angrily or harshly criticize someone suddenly

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French:avec colère, ...
German:wütend, ...
Italian:con rabbia, ...
Spanish:enojadamente, ...
Portuguese:irritadamente, ...
Chinese:生气地, ...
Japanese:怒って, ...
Arabic:بِغَضَب, ...
Hebrew:בְּכַעַס, ...
Russian:сердито, ...
Ukrainian:сердито, ...
Hindi:गुस्से में, ...
Bengali:রেগে, ...
Catalan:enfadadament, ...
Czech:rozzlobeně, ...
Danish:vredt, ...
Dutch:boos, ...
Greek:θυμωμένα, ...
Hungarian:dühösen, ...
Khmer:ដោយខឹង, ...
Korean:화가 나서, ...
Persian:با عصبانیت, ...
Polish:ze złością, ...
Portuguese (BR):com raiva, ...
Romanian:furios, ...
Swedish:argt, ...
Thai:อย่างโกรธ, ...
Turkish:kızgın bir şekilde, ...
Vietnamese:giận dữ, ...

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