be angry in English

verb

feel anger, be upset, be furious; be extremely excited, be very agitated

Use "be angry" in a sentence

1. Don't be angry with me, please don't be angry.

2. Don't be angry or accusatory with Laura.

3. A face like that, I'd be angry, too.

4. Darling, don't be angry. They are all somniloquy.

5. I obeyed her lest she should be angry.

6. You have a right to be angry or sad.

7. 18 These teachers will not be angry, nor reprove student.

8. Try not to be angry with yourself when this happens.

9. Angry definition, feeling or showing anger or strong resentment (usually followed by at, with, or about): to be Angry at the dean; to be Angry about the snub

10. Conversely, to be angry, quarrelsome, or brave marks one off as not human.

11. Well, it's not like black men are encouraged to be angry in public.

12. She won't be angry for long; its only a storm in a teacup.

13. Brabblingly Neither defendant admitted at trial he used our facility? Gun must be angry

14. 20 It was hard to be angry with him when he looked so penitent.

15. I feel as if I should be angry with that child, that... naive young girl.

16. I reasoned that since she had not answered my letter she must be angry with me.

17. 66 synonyms for Chafe: rub, scratch, scrape, rasp, abrade, be annoyed, rage, fume, be angry, fret, be

18. 66 synonyms for Chafe: rub, scratch, scrape, rasp, abrade, be annoyed, rage, fume, be angry, fret, be

19. He is a fool who cannot be angry, but he is a wise man who will not. 

20. P'Top is P'Shone best friend If you do something without considering P'Shone will surely be angry at you

21. 26 To be angry with a weak man is a proof that you are not very strong yourself. 

22. To go Crook, is to be angry or irritated: “Don’t go fucken Crook on me, it’s not my fault”

23. Ministers would be angry, too - which might explain any reluctance on Mr MacGregor's part to push for morning sittings.

24. As I drove home, I tried to think how I was going to pacify my wife, who was sure to be angry.

25. You want to be angry because it makes you predisposed to fight, or depressed, because it keeps you out of circulation a little bit.

26. WEBSTER Perhaps you will be angry with me if I venture to give you a little Brotherly advice.' THE MONCTONS: A NOVEL, VOLUME I SUSANNA MOODIE

27. 20 synonyms for Begrudge: resent, envy, grudge, be jealous of, be envious of, be resentful of, be bitter about, object to, be angry about, be pissed (off) about

28. And the appropriate parties to be angry with for Hernández’s Twitter and Instagram handles not having the accent mark are Twitter and Instagram for being Anglocentric in their platforms.

29. (Psalm 37:8) The Bible’s diagnosis is to the point: “Be not hasty in thy spirit to be angry: for anger resteth in the bosom of fools.” —Ecclesiastes 7:9, King James Version.

30. Bolshie From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Bolshie bol‧shie , bolshy / ˈbəʊlʃi $ ˈboʊl- / adjective British English informal BAD-TEMPERED tending to be angry or annoyed and not to obey people There’s no need to be so Bolshie

31. 5 And it speaketh aharshly against sin, according to the bplainness of the truth; wherefore, no man will be angry at the words which I have written save he shall be of the spirit of the devil.

32. (The Sea-Wolf, by Jack London) But he did not have it in him to be angry with the love-master, and when that god elected to laugh at him in a good-natured, Bantering way, he …

33. ‘But they're ordinary little boys: reading Angelically one moment, kicking seven bells out of each other the next.’ ‘At first he pretended to be angry, but we just kept grinning Angelically at him and eventually he started laughing and sat down to eat cheese and biscuits with us.’

34. Do you Assinuate that I am old enough to be your mother? I don't know what a stripling may think, but I believe a man would refer me to any green-sickness silly girl whatsomdever: but I ought to despise you rather than be angry with you, for referring the

35. I understand that reddit can be a horrible place to find friends but like I met a couple of people on here that are genuinely fun to talk to and wants a genuine friendship but some of these people are vile and I can't help but be Angry about it.

36. Do you Assinuate that I am old enough to be your mother? I don't know what a stripling may think, but I believe a man would refer me to any green-sickness silly girl whatsomdever: but I ought to despise you rather than be angry with you, for referring the

37. Do you Assinuate that I am old enough to be your mother? I don't know what a strippling may think: but I believe a man would refer me to any greensickness silly girl whatsomdever: but I ought to despise you rather than be angry with you, for Page 33 referring the conversation of girls to that of a woman of sense.

38. Do you Assinuate that I am old enough to be your mother? I don’t know what a stripling may think, but I believe a man would refer me to any green-sickness silly girl whatsomdever: but I ought to despise you rather than be angry with you, for referring the conversation of girls to that of a woman of sense.”—“Madam,” says Joseph, “I

39. Do you Assinuate that I am old enough to be your mother? I don’t know what a stripling may think, but I believe a man would refer me to any green-sickness silly girl whatsomdever: but I ought to despise you rather than be angry with you, for referring the conversation of girls to that of a woman of sense.”—“Madam,” says Joseph, “I

40. Do you Assinuate that I am old enough to be your mother? I don't know what a stripling may think, but I believe a man would refer me to any green-sickness silly girl whatsomdever: but I ought to despise you rather than be angry with you, for referring the conversation of girls to that of a woman of sense."—"Madam," says Joseph, "I am sure I

41. Do you Assinuate that I am old enough to be your mother? I don't know what a stripling may think, but I believe a man would refer me to any green-sickness silly girl whatsomdever: but I ought to despise you rather than be angry with you, for referring the conversation of girls to that of a woman of sense."—"Madam," says Joseph, "I am sure I

42. Do you Assinuate that I am old enough to be your mother? I don't know what a stripling may think, but I believe a man would refer me to any green-sickness silly girl whatsomdever: but I ought to despise you rather than be angry with you, for referring the conversation of girls to that of a woman of sense." — "Madam," says Joseph, "I am sure I