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anger
noun as in state of being mad, annoyed
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verb as in make someone mad; become mad
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Example Sentences
But I did feel women's anger at him.
Macron’s move angered many Algerians, who view the award of France's Prix Goncourt to Daoud as a political rather than a literary gesture.
Offenders could also be forced to attend drug or alcohol treatment services, or anger management courses, to address the root cause of their behaviour.
Lee Daniels, the creator of Empire, speaks about the "pain and anger and sadness and frustration" he and his cast have gone through over the saga.
Their anger forced the government to retract a controversial finance bill that had included more tax increases - and it woke up the churches, whose clergy began to openly criticise Ruto and his policies.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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