irate

/aɪˈɹeɪt/adjective

Filled with intense anger; furious.

Example sentence

“An irate customer demanded to speak with the store manager.”

A favorite of news reports: irate customers, irate residents. Stronger than 'annoyed', more printable than most alternatives.

Related words

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