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Meanings of unreasonably angry in English

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Usage of unreasonably angry in English
1
I was greatly perturbed by this tale of hers, and not unreasonably angry.
The Fool Errant / Being the Memoirs of Francis-Anthony Strelley,...
2
A sensitive or touchy customer may become unreasonably angry or offended.
Talks on Talking
3
But gay people do tend to make chunks of the population unreasonably angry.
The Guardian
4
No hordes of unreasonably angry washerwomen armed with dirty laundry!
Orb Sceptre Throne
5
The boy's words brought delicious relief, and then, all at once, she felt unreasonably angry.
What Timmy Did
6
She'd stood out like a beacon from all other women there-andit made him unreasonably angry.
Four dukes and a devil
7
He wore a hat with a tall white plume, and the sight of it made me unreasonably angry.
The Wise Man’s Fear
8
She never came, and I was as unreasonably angry as if I had deserved the blessing of her presence.
The ninth vibration and other stories
9
He made haste to finish buying the horses, and often became unreasonably angry with his servant and squadron quartermaster.
War and Peace
10
Then he became unreasonably angry.
The Face and the Mask
11
You have taken a perverse hatred to Frank; and you are unreasonably angry with me because I won't hate him, too.
No Name
12
Whether Jim Peters had taken leave of his senses or was simply unreasonably angry, folks were never able to say with certainty.
The Motor Girls on Cedar Lake; Or, the Hermit of Fern Island
13
Therefore, Judy, unreasonably angry, as she always was under reproof, had no word to say to her anxious friends awaiting her at No.
Molly Brown's Senior Days
14
I dare not even mention your name to him, dear Amelius; it seems, I cannot think why, to make him-oh ,sounreasonably angry.
The Fallen Leaves
15
Having dismissed Lord Ronald Prior, with whom she was almost unreasonably angry, she ordered her rickshaw and went out to cool her hot cheeks.
The Swindler and Other Stories
16
He got up, his cheeks burning, and walked about discontented with his own behaviour and unreasonably angry with Tom for not leaving him alone.
Within the Tides: Tales
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