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Feelings - Outbursts & Hostility

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acrimonious
acrimonious
[Adjective]

including a lot of anger, harsh arguments and negative emotions

Ex: The meeting ended on an acrimonious note, with both sides exchanging harsh words. 
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acrimony
acrimony
[noun]

words or feelings that are filled with anger or bitterness

Ex: Despite once being close friends, their falling out resulted in years of acrimony and resentment. 
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aggression

hostile, threatening, or angry behavior that may involve violence

Ex: The teacher remained calm despite the student's aggression. 
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aggressive
aggressive
[Adjective]

behaving in an angry way and having a tendency to be violent

Ex: He became aggressive during arguments, raising his voice and making threatening gestures. 
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hostile
hostile
[Adjective]

unfriendly, antagonistic, or aggressive toward someone or something

Ex: The receptionist became hostile when Mark questioned the extra charge. 
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hostility
hostility
[noun]

unfriendly or antagonistic feelings, attitudes, or behavior toward someone or something

Ex: Emma was surprised by the hostility she encountered at the meeting. 
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outrage
outrage
[noun]

the extreme feeling of rage and anger

Ex: The news of the corruption scandal caused an outrage among the citizens, who demanded justice. 
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berserk
berserk
[Adjective]

acting violently or irrationally due to extreme anger or excitement

Ex: When he saw the damage to his car, he went berserk and started shouting. 
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blazing
blazing
[Adjective]

extremely angry or full of intense emotion

Ex: He had a blazing row with his colleague. 
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blow-up
blow-up
[noun]

a sudden and uncontrolled display of strong emotion, often anger

Ex: He had a blow-up when he saw the damaged car. 
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explosive
explosive
[Adjective]

capable of exploding or causing an explosion

Ex: The workers removed several explosive materials from the damaged building. 
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fierce
fierce
[Adjective]

aggressive, violent, or frightening in behavior or appearance

Ex: A fierce dog guarded the entrance to the farm. 
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flare-up
flare-up
[noun]

a sudden and intense expression of anger or hostility

Ex: There was a flare-up of tension during the debate. 
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furious
furious
[Adjective]

(of a person) feeling great anger

Ex: She was furious when she discovered that someone had stolen her bike. 
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fury
fury
[noun]

a feeling of extreme and often violent anger

Ex: His face turned red with fury after hearing the unfair accusation. 
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livid
livid
[Adjective]

extremely angry, furious, or emotionally agitated

Ex: She was livid when she found out someone had scratched her car in the parking lot. 
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apoplectic
apoplectic
[Adjective]

having extreme anger or rage, often to the point of being physically affected

Ex: He was apoplectic when he found out that his team had lost the championship. 
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incensed
incensed
[Adjective]

filled with intense anger or fury

Ex: She was incensed by the unfair treatment she received from her supervisor. 
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abuse
abuse
[noun]

offensive or insulting language directed at someone

Ex: The referee received verbal abuse from angry fans. 
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invective
invective
[noun]

the usage of abusive, insulting, and rude language when one is extremely angry

Ex: His speech was filled with invective aimed at his opponents. 
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argument
argument
[noun]

a discussion, typically a serious one, between two or more people with different views

Ex: His strong argument convinced the team to change their strategy. 
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quarrel
quarrel
[noun]

a heated argument or disagreement, often involving anger or hostility between individuals

Ex: Their quarrel started over a minor misunderstanding but quickly escalated into a major conflict. 
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row
row
[noun]

a noisy bitter argument between countries, organizations, people, etc.

Ex: The media covered the ongoing row between the celebrities extensively. 
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scene
scene
[noun]

a heated public argument or altercation that attracts attention and often causes embarrassment or discomfort

Ex: They caused a scene at the restaurant when they started yelling at each other. 
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querulous
querulous
[Adjective]

frequently or constantly finding fault and complaining

Ex: The querulous customer complained about every dish. 
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