Are you feeling mad sometimes? Or maybe irritated while waiting in a queue? In this lesson, you will find other ways to say “angry”.
MAD
Meaning: to become very angry.
Ex: Your brother will go mad when he finds out that you took his jacket.
ANNOYED
Meaning: angry and irritated.
Ex: She was annoyed with Sue for not calling.
FURIOUS
Meaning: extremely angry.
Ex: Sheila was furious when she saw the article.
BITTER
Meaning: angry and unhappy.
Ex: Even though he was a happy man most of the time, John felt bitter about his failure.
IRRITATED
Meaning: angry and displeased.
Ex: We felt irritated because of the unbearable noise from the street.
ENRAGED
Meaning: very upset and irritated.
Ex: The residents of the village were enraged when they heard about the motor race passing through their village.
SEE RED
Meaning: to become annoyed.
Ex: People who talk to drivers in public transport make me see red.
CROSS
Meaning: being angry. Children mostly use this word to express anger.
Ex: Mum, John hit me and I’m really cross with him for that.
FUMING
Meaning: to feel a lot of anger.
Ex: Our boss was fuming when he heard about the shop robbery.
DISPLEASED
Meaning: annoyed because of someone’s mistake.
Ex: Although they were not difficult people, the Petersons were very displeased with the new babysitter.
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