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Angry

adjective

(compar. angrier; superl. angriest)

Feeling or showing anger. "Angry customers" , "An angry silence" , "Sending angry letters to the papers"

(of the elements) as if showing violent anger. Synonyms: furious, raging, tempestuous, wild. "Furious winds" , "The raging sea"

Severely inflamed and painful.

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"Angry" Quotes from Famous Books

... and severe with her in consequence. There were black and blue places on her shoulders now where she had been beaten, but Arch did not know it. Mat never spoke to him about her sufferings, because it distressed him so, and made him very angry with the old woman. ...

— The Fatal Glove • Clara Augusta Jones Trask

... have expired: but that, my good neighbor, will be merely a form. Of course you will be permitted to go in again as caretakers; but in the meantime we must get the furniture out, and receive possession in the proper way. I was angry, Mr. M'Loughlin, a while ago, as I said and spoke hastily—for indeed I am rather warm when promoting Lord Cumber's interests; God forgive him in the meantime, for the disagreeable duties he too frequently put to me—duties for which I am certain to ...

— Valentine M'Clutchy, The Irish Agent - The Works of William Carleton, Volume Two • William Carleton

... of land, when he frankly declared that there were not sufficient provisions and water on board to allow of our proceeding to Alexandria, but that he must make for the harbour of Limasol in Cyprus. I was exceedingly angry at this barefaced fraud, and at the loss of time it would occasion me, and offered all the opposition I could. But nothing would avail me; I had no written contract, and the rest of the company offered no active resistance—so to Cyprus ...

— A Visit to the Holy Land • Ida Pfeiffer

... ... or, rather, I don't see at all," Fao said, thoughtfully. She was no longer either excited or angry. "A few weeks against twenty-five years ... what do you think of his time ...

— The Galaxy Primes • Edward Elmer Smith

... see it; said the weather was against a child born in India—blamed the east wind. Even when the family doctor tried to let him know that the child was not likely to be long for this world, he was angry, with all the unreasonable volubility of a man who thinks others are deceiving him, rather than grieved for the peril of the little life and the anguish of ...

— Fated to Be Free • Jean Ingelow

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