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  1. angered:
  2. anger:
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Detailed Translations for angered from English to Swedish

angered:

angered

  1. angered (incensed)

Translation Matrix for angered:

AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- enraged; furious; infuriated; maddened
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
vredgad angered; incensed

Related Words for "angered":


Synonyms for "angered":


Related Definitions for "angered":

  1. marked by extreme anger1

angered form of anger:

anger [the ~] noun

  1. the anger (rage; wrath; fury)
    ilska; vrede; raseri
  2. the anger (wrath)
    vrede
  3. the anger (wrath)
    ilska; vrede
  4. the anger (wrath; rage; fury)
    ilska; vrede; ursinne

to anger verb (angers, angered, angering)

  1. to anger (disturb; enrage; incense; upset)
    störa; enervera
    • störa verb (stör, störde, stört)
    • enervera verb (enerverar, enerverade, enerverat)
  2. to anger (irritate; annoy; cause irritation; )
    irritera; störa; reta; förarga
    • irritera verb (irriterar, irriterade, irriterat)
    • störa verb (stör, störde, stört)
    • reta verb (retar, retade, retat)
    • förarga verb (förargar, förargade, förargat)

Conjugations for anger:

present
  1. anger
  2. anger
  3. angers
  4. anger
  5. anger
  6. anger
simple past
  1. angered
  2. angered
  3. angered
  4. angered
  5. angered
  6. angered
present perfect
  1. have angered
  2. have angered
  3. has angered
  4. have angered
  5. have angered
  6. have angered
past continuous
  1. was angering
  2. were angering
  3. was angering
  4. were angering
  5. were angering
  6. were angering
future
  1. shall anger
  2. will anger
  3. will anger
  4. shall anger
  5. will anger
  6. will anger
continuous present
  1. am angering
  2. are angering
  3. is angering
  4. are angering
  5. are angering
  6. are angering
subjunctive
  1. be angered
  2. be angered
  3. be angered
  4. be angered
  5. be angered
  6. be angered
diverse
  1. anger!
  2. let's anger!
  3. angered
  4. angering
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

anger

  1. anger (provoke)

Translation Matrix for anger:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
ilska anger; fury; rage; wrath
raseri anger; fury; rage; wrath delirium; ecstasy; frenzy; fury; hysteria; rage
ursinne anger; fury; rage; wrath
vrede anger; fury; rage; wrath
- angriness; choler; ira; ire; wrath
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
enervera anger; disturb; enrage; incense; upset make nervous
förarga anger; annoy; cause irritation; chafe; give offence; irritate; vex offend; put out; ruffle; upset
irritera anger; annoy; cause irritation; chafe; give offence; irritate; vex offend; put out; ruffle; upset
reta anger; annoy; cause irritation; chafe; give offence; irritate; vex badger; bait; chaffer; give rise to; needle; provoke; tease; tickle; titillate
störa anger; annoy; cause irritation; chafe; disturb; enrage; give offence; incense; irritate; upset; vex bother; brood; fret; inconvenience; mope; worry
- see red
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
förtörna anger; provoke

Related Words for "anger":


Synonyms for "anger":


Related Definitions for "anger":

  1. belligerence aroused by a real or supposed wrong (personified as one of the deadly sins)1
  2. a strong emotion; a feeling that is oriented toward some real or supposed grievance1
  3. the state of being angry1
  4. make angry1
    • The news angered him1
  5. become angry1
    • He angers easily1

Wiktionary Translations for anger:

anger
verb
  1. to cause such a feeling of antagonism
noun
  1. A strong feeling of displeasure, hostility or antagonism towards someone or something

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
anger vrede; kvävd vrede Ingrimmveraltet: starker Groll oder Zorn
anger ilska; irritation Ärger — eine spontane, innere, emotionale Reaktion hochgradiger Unzufriedenheit auf eine Situation, eine Person oder eine Erinnerung, die der Verärgerte verändern möchte.
anger vred; ursinnig colèreréaction vif et parfois violente contre ce qui blesser un sentiment.