angered

USANG-gurd/ˈæŋɡɚd/UKANG-guhd/ˈæŋɡə(ɹ)d/

2 meanings of angered

1
adjective
Feeling or showing anger because of something that happened.
Like a dog that growls after someone steps on its tail.
The angered crowd refused to leave the square.
Angered by the unfair call, she walked off the court.
Similarenraged, infuriated, incensed, outraged, furious
Oppositepleased, calm
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2
verb
Simple past and past participle of anger. Use this form when the act of making someone angry already happened.
The umpire's call angered the home crowd.
She was angered by the unfair treatment at work.
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angered is a form of anger

anger, verb: To make someone angry, or sometimes to become angry. Full entry

Forms: angerangers he/she/itangering -ing formangered past tense, past participle
Spelling: anger → angered: add -ed

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