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anger

[ang-ger] / ˈæŋ gər /




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This was the worst overseas Ashes performance in years, and the anger towards what happened on and off the field was immense.

From BBC

"Colleagues who have been members of the European Council far longer than I have were deeply angered by what happened today," Germany's Merz told reporters during a news conference in the early hours of Friday.

From BBC

She said she felt great anger they had not yet received it.

From BBC

The protests, which reportedly spread to 180 cities and towns in all 31 provinces, were sparked by anger over the collapse of the Iranian currency and soaring cost of living.

From BBC

The president’s remarks came as Iran’s intensifying attacks on Gulf energy infrastructure further rattled and angered America’s allies in the region and sent shock waves through the global economy.

From Los Angeles Times