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annoyance
annoyance
[noun]

a feeling of irritation or discomfort caused by something that is bothersome, unpleasant, or disruptive

Ex: The constant buzzing of the fly was a source of great annoyance. 
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anger
anger
[noun]

a strong feeling that we have when something bad has happened, so we might be unkind to someone or harm them

Ex: His anger flared up when he discovered that his car had been vandalized. 
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antagonism

a state of active opposition or hostility toward someone or something, characterized by conflict and resistance

Ex: The long-standing antagonism between the rival gangs escalated into a violent confrontation. 
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bust-up
bust-up
[noun]

a serious argument that causes people to end their relationship

Ex: They had a bust-up and stopped talking. 
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glare
glare
[noun]

a steady and sharp stare that conveys anger, disapproval, or hostility

Ex: She gave him a glare when he interrupted her. 
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indignation

a feeling of anger or annoyance aroused by something unjust, unworthy, or mean

Ex: Her voice trembled with indignation at the unfair accusation. 
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mood
mood
[noun]

a period when someone feels irritated, impatient, or easily annoyed

Ex: I can tell he's in a mood because he's snapping at everyone. 
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pique
pique
[noun]

a brief, intense feeling of anger, irritation, or resentment

Ex: In a moment of pique, she slammed the door and walked out. 
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provocation

unfriendly actions or remarks that deliberately cause anger or resentment

Ex: He shouted at her, but she ignored the provocation. 
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rage
rage
[noun]

great anger that is hard to contain

Ex: His rage was evident when he slammed the door. 
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to [rant] and [rave]

to display one's anger or frustration by complaining or shouting, particularly for a while

Ex: He ranted and raved for half an hour about the terrible service. 
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ranting
ranting
[noun]

angry and uncontrolled complaining or speaking

Ex: His ranting made everyone uncomfortable. 
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red
red
[Adjective]

describing a face that appears reddish, often due to emotions like embarrassment, anger, or physical exertion

Ex: His face turned red with embarrassment when he realized his mistake. 
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resentment

a lasting feeling of anger or bitterness because of unfair treatment

Ex: She felt resentment when she was left out. 
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to [see] red
to see red
[phrase]

to suddenly become enraged and uncontrollably angry

Ex: He saw red when he found out someone had tampered with his project. 
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static
static
[noun]

angry and severe criticism

Ex: The decision caused a lot of static from the public. 
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tantrum
tantrum
[noun]

an emotional outburst, usually associated with anger or frustration, that involves screaming, crying, kicking, and sometimes even physical aggression

Ex: The child threw a tantrum when he couldn't have the toy. 
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temper
temper
[noun]

a sudden expression of strong anger that is difficult to control

Ex: He had a temper and shouted loudly. 
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tirade
tirade
[noun]

a lengthy speech that uses harsh and angry language and intends to condemn or criticize

Ex: The manager delivered a tirade against the team’s poor performance. 
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trouble
trouble
[noun]

angry or violent behavior that causes disturbance or conflict

Ex: The loud shouting caused trouble in the street. 
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truculence

a hostile, aggressive attitude marked by a refusal to cooperate or submit

Ex: His truculence made negotiations nearly impossible. 
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