Angry means: Displaying or feeling anger. Related words include furious or sore. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Angry in practice.
Angry in a sentence
Angry meaning
- Displaying or feeling anger.
- Inflamed and painful.
- Dark and stormy, menacing.
Synonyms of Angry
Example sentences (20)
But, as we later learn, Isaac isn't angry about the fact that Colin is gay, but rather about Colin not telling him.
A teacher from the Wirral said he was "angry and sad" when he heard of demolition plans concerning his hometown.
Children learn that it is acceptable to feel happy, sad or angry and that everyone at different times has these feelings.
Angry Pep Guardiola tells Rodri to 'control himself and his emotions' after his red card against Nottingham.
Another angry resident named Zaya said:"One day, they even turned on the gas in the night, we thought it was a water leak.
But Smith’s past has nothing to do with Hollywood, or awards ceremonies, or being married and angry, or separated and sad.
At the Griffith airport back in August, the premier was confronted by an angry group of local teachers protesting over pay.
But it’s just the nature of the news that we have these neatly packaged umbrage cycles to get people angry.
A few months later, Steve is angry that Sheriff Meyer has yet to press charges against Megan and Isabella.
Angry students raised slogans against the university authorities claiming poor evaluation of answer books.
Cast member for “Twelve Angry Jurors” rehearses on Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2023, inside the Black Box Theatre at Aspen High School.
Connor Thomas Collister, of Castle Street, was at a property in Colby on 16 July when he became angry and smashed a fruit bowl.
But he still received an angry phone call from his mother who told him he should ‘sew up his pockets’.
Alves’s La Vanguardia interview dominated television chat shows Wednesday and sparked an angry response from some women’s groups.
An angry BMW driver kicked out at a Lexus in a furious road rage clash in front of a Police station.
Another person behind the wheel can make an inappropriate move that rubs us the wrong way and the natural reaction is to get angry.
As the American dream fades — and as inequalities of income and wealth soar — many Americans feel increasingly angry and frustrated.
Columbres clarified that she was not angry with the security guards; she was just disappointed about how they handled the situation.
Believe me, without Tolle’s words of wisdom, I would have been a wreck – angry, crying and stressed during the aforementioned deaths.
Angry Trumpists and Brexit true believers have lost not only the argument but also much of the electoral support they used to command.
Phrases with angry
These phrases have their own page with example sentences containing the full combination:
Common combinations with angry
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- an angry 23×
- angry and 21×
- angry at 14×
- was angry 12×
- angry with 12×
- be angry 10×
- angry about 8×
- are angry 7×
- get angry 7×
- and angry 7×
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About these examples
The 20 examples on this page contain the complete word angry. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.