Collocations withanger
These are words often used in combination withanger.
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a lot of anger
I fear that a lot of anger will result, and we must avoid this precedent in every case.
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fit of anger
There is no doubt that there are certain magistrates who very often make up their minds about sentences in a fit of anger.
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growing anger
There is a growing anger among tenants in areas in which housing action trusts have already been announced.
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justified anger
The reaction of humane men and women the world over at crimes of this enormity is one of outrage, and justified anger.
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outburst of anger
Duff talks of more practical matters, and finally has a short outburst of anger, evidently in frustration.
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righteous anger
Since envy is shameful, it is attractive to misrepresent one's envy as righteous anger to others.
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suppressed anger
Afterwards, they described their emotions as suppressed anger, fear and fury at the fact that people could behave in such a manner.
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widespread anger
If that happens, there will be widespread anger among people who are sick and tired of lawbreaking by the rich and powerful.
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