B1nounemotionspsychology
US/ˈæŋ.ɡər/
UK/ˈæŋ.ɡə/
a strong feeling of being upset and wanting to shout or hurt someone
In context
He found it hard to control his anger when the driver hit his car.
There is growing public anger about rising food prices.
She left the room in anger and slammed the door.
Words that go with anger
verb + noun
- control your angerTry to control your anger in front of the kids.
- express angerPeople used social media to express anger.
adjective + noun
- public angerThe decision caused public anger.
noun + preposition
- in angerDon't say things in anger that you will regret.
- anger atThere was anger at the high prices.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
He is anger with me.Correct: He is angry with me.