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anger

[ang-ger] / ˈæŋ gər /




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The Vatican had previously sought to play down reports of a cafe on the terrace, which had sparked anger about the potential commercialisation of a sacred place.

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Access to shared facilities on campus was restricted, which caused particular anger among students whose courses involved providing specialist facilities for practical work.

From BBC

"I had anxiety and overwhelm, my stress levels were through the roof. I was having anger fits that I had no idea why," she said.

From BBC

The youth-led protests were triggered by a brief social media ban, but were fuelled by anger at economic stagnation and an ageing elite seen as out of touch.

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Showing the city at a time when it was being heavily bombarded "for me came from a place of anger, a fierce desire" to show Beirut's resilience.

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