I.
noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ bitter , deep , fierce , great , intense , seething
▪ genuine , real
▪ growing , mounting , rising
▪
mounting ~ among teachers and parents
▪ sudden
▪ righteous
▪
Catherine appeared in the doorway, shaking with righteous ~.
▪ controlled , pent-up , suppressed
▪ popular , public
▪ widespread ( esp. BrE )
… OF ANGER
▪ burst , fit , flash , outburst
▪
He slammed the door in a fit of ~.
▪
She felt a brief flash of ~.
VERB + ANGER
▪ be filled with , feel , seethe with , shake with , tremble with
▪
His eyes were filled with ~.
▪
She was trembling with ~.
▪ express , release , show , vent , voice
▪
Children express their ~ in various ways.
▪ channel , direct
▪
He tried to channel his ~ into political activism.
▪
Much of the public's ~ was directed at the government.
▪ control , hide , suppress
▪
It is not healthy to suppress your ~.
▪ arouse , cause , fuel , provoke , stir up
▪
His words only served to fuel her ~.
▪ change to , give way to , turn into , turn to
▪
His joy soon turned to ~ when he heard the full story.
ANGER + VERB
▪ boil over , boil up , bubble up , build up , flare , flare up , grow , mount , rise , well up
▪
Hank stood up, his ~ rising.
▪ abate , drain , evaporate , fade , subside
▪
The ~ drained from his face.
▪
Her ~ subsided as quickly as it had flared up.
ANGER + NOUN
▪ management
▪
You could probably benefit from ~ management classes.
PREPOSITION
▪ in ~
▪
He raised his voice in ~.
▪ with ~
▪
His face was flushed with ~.
▪ ~ against
▪
her feelings of ~ against the murderer
▪ ~ at
▪
I felt a sudden ~ at his suggestion.
▪ ~ over
▪
There is much ~ over plans to close the hospital.
▪ ~ towards/toward
▪
her ~ towards/toward her parents
PHRASES
▪ a feeling of ~
▪ in a moment of ~
▪
He had walked out in a moment of ~.
II.
verb
ADVERB
▪ deeply , greatly
▪
I was deeply ~ed by their lack of concern.
▪ easily
▪
He is not easily ~ed.