Meanings of doubly angry in English

It first amazed Mahony, then made him doubly angry.

If Mr. Blackthorne grew angry as he watched Sigismund Zaluski, he grew doubly angry as he watched Gertrude Morley.

Now they were doubly angry when they heard that Nahpootee had been restored to life and was living with him.

His father yielded, grumbling, and was doubly angry afterwards when he found that the immense exertion had been quite useless.

He replied by some sort of an unintelligible murmur, and was doubly angry with himself for being so shy and awkward.

She broke off, doubly angry that she had tried to explain Kerr, and tried to explain herself, when the circumstances required nothing of the sort.

"She would be doubly angry with us and say we were afraid of her," said Elfreda.