Anger and Pleasure

Anger

Anger noun - An intense emotional state of displeasure with someone or something.
Usage example: managed to stifle his anger when the receptionist put him on hold for the third time

Pleasure is an antonym for anger in topics: rage, annoyed.

Nearby Words: angry, angered, angering

Pleasure

Pleasure noun - The feeling experienced when one's wishes are met.
Usage example: nothing gives me more pleasure than a hot meal after a long day

Anger is an antonym for pleasure in happiness topic.

How words are described

clear clear anger clear pleasure
pure pure anger pure pleasure
true true anger true pleasure
genuine genuine anger genuine pleasure
Other adjectives: sheer, open, actual, real, extreme, great, intense, sexual, incredible, mutual.

Both words in one sentence

  • Many mammals (humans included) express emotions such as fear, anger, pleasure, disdain, aggression, happiness, and challenge using similar body language and facial expressions.
    Source: Animal Talk
  • Tranquil Fury Liberated Borg attack his away team early in the episode, and as Data kills one of them, he feels anger—and, disturbingly, pleasure.
    Source: Tranquil Fury
  • Tranquil Fury Furthermore if one feels despair, the other embraces them, and if one feels anger, both feel pleasure.
    Source: Tranquil Fury
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