Pronunciation

/ˈæŋgər/

Definitions

Noun

Anger: A strong feeling of annoyance, displeasure, or hostility towards someone or something due to perceived injustice or provocation. Example: “Her anger boiled over when she found out about the betrayal.”

Verb

To anger: To cause someone to feel angry or provoked. Example: “His insensitive comment angered the entire group.”

Adjective

Angry: Characterized by or showing intense irritation or hostility. Example: “The angry mob demanded justice.”

Phrases

• “Lost his temper” means to become angry and lose control.
• “Keep your cool” is advice to remain calm and not get angry.
• “Out of anger” describes a situation driven by irritation or annoyance.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “She tried to suppress her anger, but it was written all over her face.”
• Verb: “His words only succeeded in angering his opponent further.”
• Adjective: “He felt an angry heat rise within him as he listened to the unfair accusation.”

Synonyms

• Fury
• Irritation
• Enragement
• Offense
• Rancor

Antonyms

• Calm
• Peace
• Serenity
• Contentment
• Satisfaction