angry (Meaning)
angry (a)
feeling or showing anger
angry (s)
(of the elements) as if showing violent anger
severely inflamed and painful
angry (superl.)
Troublesome; vexatious; rigorous.
Inflamed and painful, as a sore.
Touched with anger; under the emotion of anger; feeling resentment; enraged; -- followed generally by with before a person, and at before a thing.
Showing anger; proceeding from anger; acting as if moved by anger; wearing the marks of anger; as, angry words or tones; an angry sky; angry waves.
Red.
Sharp; keen; stimulated.
Synonyms & Antonyms of angry
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Synonyms:
- unfriendly
- acrimonious
- crabby
- querulous
- cantankerous
- riley
- cold
- bristly
- vengeful
- cool
- wrought (up)
- rancorous
- ticked
- fit to be tied
- shirty
- cross
- disapproving
- disagreeable
- steamed up
- dyspeptic
- bilious
- hopping
- resentful
- inimical
- bitter
- fussy
- touchy
- smoldering
- embittered
- snappish
- belligerent
- churlish
- unpleasant
- grouchy
- sulky
- antagonistic
- enflamed
- disputatious
- vindictive
- ranting
- bristling
- malevolent
- inflammable
- teed off
- icy
- ill-humored
- rankled
- in a fume
- fretful
- antisocial
- testy
- horn-mad
- acrid
- frigid
- boiling
- stormy
- virulent
- going crook
- contentious
- grumpy
- huffy
- roiled
- spiteful
- pugnacious
- worked up
- argumentative
- sorehead
- cheesed off
- seething
- sizzling
- cranky
- vitriolic
- smouldering
- in a pet
- raving
- perturbed
- ill-tempered
- ornery
- burning
- distant
- quarrelsome
- peevish
- antipathetic
- petulant
- irascible
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angry Sentence Examples
- The teacher looked at the unfinished homework with an angry expression on her face.
- His angry outburst surprised everyone in the room during the meeting.
- The customer became angry when the restaurant messed up his order for the third time.
- Sarah's tone became increasingly angry as she recounted the series of events that led to the conflict.
- Jake's face turned red with anger when he realized he had been deceived.
- The employee received an angry email from the client expressing dissatisfaction with the service.
- Jenny's brother was visibly angry when he discovered someone had borrowed his bike without asking.
- The child's refusal to share his toys made the playdate increasingly tense and angry.
- The protesters held signs and chanted slogans, expressing their angry demands for justice.
- Despite attempts to calm the situation, the argument between the neighbors grew louder and angrier.
FAQs About the word angry
feeling or showing anger, (of the elements) as if showing violent anger, severely inflamed and painfulTroublesome; vexatious; rigorous., Inflamed and painful, a
enraged, outraged, infuriated, angered, ballistic, indignant, mad, furious, infuriate, inflamed
amenable, complaisant, agreeable, amenable, happy, agreeable, sympathetic, friendly, accepting, happy
The teacher looked at the unfinished homework with an angry expression on her face.
His angry outburst surprised everyone in the room during the meeting.
The customer became angry when the restaurant messed up his order for the third time.
Sarah's tone became increasingly angry as she recounted the series of events that led to the conflict.
