Anger
Anger verb - To make angry.
Need
Need verb - To have as a requirement.
How words are described
| emotional | emotional anger | emotional need |
| burning | burning anger | burning need |
| true | true anger | true need |
| legitimate | legitimate anger | legitimate need |
| Other adjectives: genuine, sheer, deep, actual, real, constant, extreme, great, intense, serious, deep-seated, general, less, overwhelming, increasing, sudden. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- When Ezekiel was later killed in the line of duty he was sent to Hell because, no matter how deserving of death the rapist had been, Stone's actions had been motivated by anger and the need for revenge instead of a desire for justice.
Source: Atonement Detective -
Richard explains that his gift seems to work out of anger and need, whereas the Sword works all the time.
Source: Literature / Sword of Truth - On the other hand, they don't really need prayer: every feeling of anger, ecstasy, hope, or despair feeds one of the Chaos Gods, whether the person who has the feeling is a follower of Chaos or not (and praying to Khorne instead of killing and bleeding is liable to get your head chopped off).
Source: Gods Need Prayer Badly
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