ang
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Comparative
angrier
Superlative
angriest
1
feeling very annoyed because of something that we do not like
- I get angry when people lie to me.
- He looked angry when he read the unfair review.
- She was angry after being blamed for something she didn't do.
- They were angry about the delay in their flight.
- His angry tone made everyone uncomfortable.
2
(of the sea or sky) stormy and threatening in appearance or condition
- The angry sea crashed against the cliffs, sending sprays of water into the air.
- As the storm approached, the angry sky darkened, signaling the coming tempest.
- The angry waves seemed to leap from the ocean, threatening to overtake the boat.
- An angry wind howled through the trees, signaling the onset of a storm.
- The angry sky rumbled with thunder, as if warning everyone to take cover.
3
(of a wound, sore, or rash) red, swollen, and inflamed, often indicating infection
- The bruise on his arm looked angry, swollen with dark red patches.
- Her skin became angry after the allergic reaction, hot to the touch and inflamed.
- The rash on his back was angry, irritated and itching uncontrollably.
- The burn from the hot pan left an angry mark, blistered and throbbing.
- His insect bite looked angry, with a raised, red welt that was sensitive to the touch.
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