anger

I'll bottle up my anger and passive-aggressively release it over the next few weeks.

Where-- where is this sudden anger with Canada coming from?

I promise to work through the anger before communication.

We might call this criticism and anger a backlash.

As they do so for no obvious reason, Their actions also frustrate, anger and confuse everyone else.

It's common for situations where there's anger and backlash, but it could also be used to describe something that is difficult and lasts a long time.

LeBron doesn't need your fat, balding friends with anger issues.

But that started to change in the late 1960s with the arrival of groups like the American Indian Movement, or AIM, a Native-led civil rights coalition which expressed widespread feelings of anger at the exploitation of Native people.