be angry

Frequency: 9.8150.5 per million words

The most common way to state the condition of being angry.

angryVERB + ADJECTIVE

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Examples (10)

  • I am so angry about the mess you made.
  • He is angry that his flight was cancelled.
  • They are understandably angry about the sudden policy changes.
  • She was angry with me for being late yesterday.
  • The customers were angry at the extremely poor service.
  • You will be very angry when you find out the truth.
  • It's okay to be angry; your feelings are completely valid.
  • I don't enjoy being angry all the time; it's emotionally exhausting.
  • Why are you still angry about something that happened so long ago?
  • He might be angry, but he has no right to speak to you that way.