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History
Synonyms
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Meaning:
anger

the strong feeling that comes after being insulted, wrong or because of cruelty and Injustice (and make a person wants to quarrel or fight)

state of being mad, annoyed

animosity

(an instance of) strong, active hatred

extreme dislike, hatred

bile

the brownish-yellow bitter liquid produced by the liver to help in digesting food

hate, vengefulness

disaffection

political discontent; disloyalty

alienation, estrangement

displeasure

the state of feeling annoyed, angry or offended

unhappiness, anger

dissatisfaction

the state of being dissatisfied

discontent, unhappiness

downs

an area of low hills, especially the chalk hills of South England

hate, vengefulness

envy

the feeling of annoyance or anger mixed with admiration when one wishes to have the same ability, achievement, luck etc as another person

jealousy

grievance

a real or imagined cause for complaint or protest

complaint, gripe

grudge

a feeling of dislike, envy with a little anger; to be unwilling to give or accept (something)

hard feelings

hate

extreme dislike

extreme dislike

hostility

an unfriendly feeling; hatred

antagonism, meanness

indignation

anger caused by feelings of injustice etc

anger

jealousy

envy

envy

malice

the desire to harm others

hate, vengefulness

passion

strong, enthusiastic feeling especially of love, hate or anger

strong emotion

phobia

an unhealthy and strong fear or dislike

fear

rage

(an outburst of) extreme or violent anger

extreme anger

rancour

the deep and long-lasting feeling that one has after being ignored, injured or insulted

bitterness, hatefulness

repulsion

the strong feeling of disgust; the tendency of bodies to repel each other

hatred, disgust

spite

the desire to annoy or harm another person because one does not like her or him; to annoy or harm (a person) because of spite

hateful feeling

spleen

the organ near the stomach that causes changes in blood

hate

tizzy

to be in a nervous state

anger

wrath

great anger (especially caused by injustice)

extreme anger

RESENTMENT as in Wiktionary
RESENTMENT as in Wikipedia