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angry
adjective as in strongly displeased
Strongest matches
Example Sentences
But what these angry pundits truly reveal is how little they understand about how science works.
She told the court that when her husband came back into the house afterwards he was angry and breathless "with some sort of facial cut".
Mr Edwards, from New Brighton, said the letter made him "very angry", adding: "I'm not going to let this go."
“If you have a guy who is going to be angry about immigration, have a killer offering reasons for shooting up immigrants,” he asked, “how could he not use reasons that have already been articulated by legitimate sources?”
It was Trump’s supporters, often angry and stirred up by him, who were dangerous to our physical well-being.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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