Anger
Noun
UK
/ˈæŋ.ɡər/
US
/ˈæŋ.ɡɚ/
Definition
A strong feeling of being upset, annoyed, or mad because of something wrong or unfair.
Example
"He couldn't hide his anger."
"Her voice shook with anger when she spoke about the mistake."
"Anger can grow if you keep your feelings inside for too long."
Explanation
Anger is a strong feeling you have when something is unfair, wrong, or upsetting. It can happen when someone hurts you, lies to you, or things don’t go your way. Your body might feel tense, your face may get red, and you may want to yell or cry. Everyone feels anger sometimes—it’s a normal emotion. But learning to control your anger and stay calm is very important for good relationships and peace of mind.