Used to specify the reason for anger, typically a situation or an event.
Used to specify the person who is the target of anger.
Used to specify the target of anger, can be a person, situation, or thing.
To be morally or legally justified in being angry.
To be justified in being angry.
To have a very good and justifiable reason for being angry.
The most common way to state the condition of being angry.
A very common and informal way to say 'become angry'.
To cause someone to become angry.
To have an appearance that suggests anger.
Used to describe the internal sensation of anger.
Describes the process of starting to feel angry, often used in more formal contexts.
To be perceived as angry based on the tone of voice.
To give the impression of being angry.
Used to describe someone's outward expression of anger.
To cause someone to become angry.
To continue being angry over a period of time; more informal.
To continue being angry over a period of time; more formal.
Implies a gradual increase in anger.
Suggests a sudden or noticeable change to an angry state.
To a high degree.
To a very high degree.
Slightly angry.
Angry in a way that is obvious and easy to see.
Angry in a way that can be seen from someone's expression or body language.
Angry to a small degree.
Angry for a reason that is easy to understand.
Extremely or violently angry.
Angry in a deep and resentful way.