English to Irish Meaning of angry - feargach

Angry :

feargach

adjective

feargach, fíochmhar, buile, téite, arna ghéarú aige, méaduithe, mórdhíobháil, te, teirmeach, ag ní, ata, dochraidí, searbh, olc, dona, droch-omened, tinn, ard, láidir, dian, sotalach, fiáin, mailíseach, déine, Stern

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Definitions of angry in English

Adjective(1) feeling or showing anger(2) (of the elements(3) severely inflamed and painful

Examples of angry in English

(1) I just feel so angry that I have not been able to have my babies in Halifax.(2) she gets angry(3) While car criminals infuriate Fry he is as angry with receivers of stolen goods.(4) There was an angry purple bruise around her arm, slightly in the shape of fingers.(5) they're angry with me(6) The abrasions around his neck were an angry red, a sharp contrast to his pale skin.(7) The patients are very, very angry that nobody is taking any notice of them.(8) Labor Senator Kate Lundy is angry that not all thefts have been reported to the police.(9) The children were angry with their parents for not being able to give them what others could.(10) the angry sea(11) He had too much to lose and so little to gain, and he besides, he was too angry with her.(12) When I think back about the things that truly made me angry there were few.(13) Union bosses are angry that support staff are having to reapply for their jobs at a troubled Bolton school.(14) I heard his angry reply(15) The woman then came to our flat very upset and angry that we'd made things worse.(16) A boy who was being bullied was so angry that he wrote a hit list, then crumpled it up and threw it away.

Related Phrases of angry

(1) get angry ::

éirí feargach

(2) to get angry ::

a fháil feargach

(3) very angry ::

an-feargach

(4) be angry ::

bheith feargach

(5) to be angry ::

a bheith feargach

(6) angry with ::

feargach le

(7) angry about ::

faoi feargach

(8) getting angry ::

ag fáil feargach

(9) angry at ::

buile

(10) make angry ::

dhéanamh feargach

Related Phrases of angry

(1) get angry ::

éirí feargach

(2) to get angry ::

a fháil feargach

(3) very angry ::

an-feargach

(4) be angry ::

bheith feargach

(5) to be angry ::

a bheith feargach

(6) angry with ::

feargach le

(7) angry about ::

faoi feargach

(8) getting angry ::

ag fáil feargach

(9) angry at ::

buile

(10) make angry ::

dhéanamh feargach

Synonyms

Adjective

1. irate ::

irate

2. heated ::

téite

3. wild ::

fiáin

Antonyms

1. delighted ::

thar a bheith sásta

Different Forms

angrily, angry

Word Example from TV Shows

My sister used to do that when she was ANGRY with me.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 10

"Angry Birds" is a game.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 19

don't go to bed ANGRY.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 5

And when they're ANGRY,

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 1

Somebody crossed you, you got ANGRY,

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 7

Examples of angry from TV Shows

My sister used to do that when she was ANGRY with me.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 10

"Angry Birds" is a game.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 19

don't go to bed ANGRY.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 5

And when they're ANGRY,

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 1

Somebody crossed you, you got ANGRY,

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 7

English to Irish Dictionary: angry

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