anger

• Nom désignant un sentiment fort de mécontentement, d'hostilité ou d'antagonisme envers quelqu'un ou quelque chose.

A noun referring to a strong feeling of displeasure, hostility, or antagonism towards someone or something.

indénombrable

1. A2formal

   A strong feeling of displeasure or hostility towards someone or something.

   Colère

   • His face showed anger after the argument.
   • She felt a surge of anger when she heard the news.
   • The teacher's anger was evident from her tone.

   Synonymesannoyancedispleasurefuryindignationireirritationoutragerageresentmentwrath

   Antonymescalmnesscomposureequanimitypeaceserenity

2. Wrath or rageB1formal

   Intense or extreme anger, often leading to loss of control.

   Colère intense ou rage

   • His anger boiled over into shouting.
   • The crowd's anger led to protests.
   • She struggled to control her anger during the meeting.

   Synonymesfuryireoutrageragewrath

   Antonymescalmcomposureequanimitypeaceserenity

• Verbe désignant l'action de provoquer chez quelqu'un de la colère ou de l'irritation.

A verb used to express the act of making someone feel angry or irritated.

1. Make someone angryB1formal

   To cause someone to feel angry or annoyed.

   mettre en colère

   • His rude comment angered her.
   • The decision angered many employees.
   • She was angered by the unfair treatment.

   Synonymesaggravateannoyenrageexasperateincenseinfuriateirritatemaddenprovokerile

   Antonymescalmplease

2. Fill with angerB2formal

   To provoke strong feelings of anger or rage in someone.

   Mettre en colère

   • The injustice angered the entire community.
   • He was angered by their constant interruptions.
   • The news angered him beyond words.

   Synonymesaggravateantagonizeenrageincenseinfuriatemaddenprovokerile

   Antonymesappeaseassuagecalmconciliatemollifypacifyplacatesoothetranquilize