anger
Noun:
- A strong feeling of displeasure and antagonism: "Anger" is an intense emotional state involving annoyance, displeasure, or hostility, often in response to a perceived wrong, injustice, or grievance.
- The state of being angry: "Anger" refers to the condition or experience of feeling this strong emotion.
Verb:
- To make angry; to provoke anger or displeasure in someone: This transitive use means to cause someone to feel anger.
- To become angry: This intransitive use means to experience the feeling of anger oneself.
Noun: He tried to control his anger during the argument.Her face was red with anger.The decision filled him with deep anger.
Verb (transitive): His rude comments angered the entire audience.The unfair policy angers many citizens.
Verb (intransitive): She angers quickly when people are late.He does not anger easily.
"In anger": while feeling or expressing anger. He slammed the door in anger.
"To vent one's anger": to express one's anger, often forcefully. She went for a run to vent her anger.
Angry (adjective): feeling or showing anger. She was angry about the mistake.
Angrily (adverb): in an angry manner. He spoke angrily to the manager.
- Noun: Rage, fury, wrath, indignation, ire.
- Verb (to make angry): Enrage, infuriate, incense, provoke, irritate.
- Verb (to become angry): Get angry, lose one's temper, flare up.
- "To anger at/over something": (Less common as a phrasal verb; typically used with prepositions to indicate the cause). (This intransitive use with 'at' is grammatical but less frequent than simpler structures like "She became angry at...").
"A flash of anger": a sudden, brief feeling of anger. I saw a flash of anger in his eyes.
"To bottle up anger": to suppress or not express one's anger. It's not healthy to bottle up your anger.
- belligerence aroused by a real or supposed wrong (personified as one of the deadly sins)
- the state of being angry
- a strong emotion; a feeling that is oriented toward some real or supposed grievance
- become angry
- He angers easily
- make angry
- The news angered him