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Meanings of anger in English
Intense emotional state that sometimes results in combative and destructive actions.
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Examples for "wrath"
Examples for "wrath"
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For wrath is in his indignation; and life in his good will.
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A soft answer turneth away wrath: but grievous words stir up anger.
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And Allah repulsed the disbelievers in their wrath; they gained no good.
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No; but in a splendid wreck of wrath and jealousy and hatred.
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Particular wrath was reserved for social media, where many allegations were propagated.
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But the New IRA will almost certainly continue its campaign, she said.
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The IRA has made its position clear in terms of public statements.
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The IRA statement may come as early as this morning, sources said.
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Active, if one could believe McMahon, in this dangerous New IRA uprising.
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Visit Website But seriously, check its IRA, or Impending Reality of Accident.
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However, the most prominent target of recent US ire has been China.
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Growing public ire against Big Oil may translate into yet more costs.
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However, it seems this trial could draw further ire in the region.
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Some believe the ire is about Burruss's burgeoning empire, reportedly worth millions.
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This week it was attorney general Jeff Sessions who faced Trump's ire.
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And then the choler and the hot blood of his youth spoke.
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Choleric he was, with the superficial and temporary choler of the schoolmaster.
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Edward was choleric and stern in his choler, but judicious and politic.
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I had had two years of color, choler, and passion in Karhide.
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Sir Giles, who had some difficulty in controlling his choler, now spoke:-
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He has not found the measurement of the fans angriness of 60,000 people straight away because he sits in the best seats in the stadium.
Usage of anger in English
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He has a history of anger-management problems going back a long way.
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Cat didn't want to respond in anger, harsh words for harsh words.
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The company often draws public anger over perceived problems linked to searches.
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Despite growing public anger it will be difficult to change the rules.
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But we must not allow anger, however justified, to cloud our thinking.
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Facing widespread anger, Australia's government said it would conduct an internal investigation.
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She says galvanizing that anger can lead to social and political change.
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People left home in different ways, some in gentleness, others in anger.
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IPOA's lack of success fuels anger beyond the families of individual victims.
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Our anger is in general degrading, because it is in general impure.
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When will public anger over the NHS reach a political tipping point?
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Opposition parties with established candidates will certainly benefit from the public's anger.
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With great sadness and anger, I now believe him to be right.
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Rising unemployment and poorly implemented financial aid packages have incited public anger.
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It was met with political anger and pressure to reverse the ban.
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Public anger in response to the Budget is understandable and entirely predictable.
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Anger across language varieties
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Common
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