Words For Anger

adjective feeling or expressing anger or outrage

• The board members were incensed by the lack of transparency in the company's financial reports.
• I was absolutely incensed when I found out my roommate had eaten my leftovers without asking.
• My dad was totally incensed when he saw the mess we left in the living room.
• Her words incensed him like a fire that couldn't be extinguished.

noun intense anger or wrath

verb to make someone angry or provoke someone

adjective showing anger or wrath

• The politician's statement sparked the ire of many citizens.
• Her constant interruptions were starting to get on my ire.
• I can't believe he had the nerve to talk to me like that, it really got my ire up.
• The storm of controversy surrounding the new policy only fueled the flames of public ire.

adjective mentally ill or insane

• The professor was mad at the students for not submitting their assignments on time.
• My mom is going to be mad when she finds out I forgot to do my chores.
• I was so mad when I found out my favorite band canceled their concert.
• Her talent is so mad, she can play the piano blindfolded.

adjective causing irritation or annoyance

• The maddening noise coming from the construction site has been disrupting our work for weeks.
• It's so maddening when my phone keeps freezing up on me.
• Dealing with slow internet is absolutely maddening.
• The maddening feeling of being stuck in traffic with no end in sight.

adjective extremely angry; wrathful

• The king was wroth when he heard of the betrayal by his trusted advisor.
• My mom was wroth when she found out I had been skipping school.
• I could tell he was wroth when he started yelling and slamming doors.
• Her heart was wroth with anger as she watched the injustice unfold.