Anger
Anger verb - To make angry.
Calmed
Both words in one sentence
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I don't know what happened to God over time, how He matured, if He went to an anger-management class, or maybe just the birth of His son calmed Him down.
Source: Creator / Lewis Black -
Jerkass: Henry VIII, a man of fiery passions, quick to anger and swift to act like a complete ass at all times and condemn at the drop of a hat, albeit likely to show some regret afterward (after the executions are done that is) once he's calmed down.
Source: Series / The Tudors -
He becomes the unanimous beacon of hope for all monsters, but regretted his decision as soon as his anger calmed and realized what it entitled.
Source: Hope Bringer
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