Anger and Trouble

Anger

Anger verb - To make angry.

Trouble and anger are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Trouble" instead the word "Anger" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: angry, angered, angering

Trouble

Trouble verb - To cause discomfort to or trouble for.
Usage example: I hate to trouble you, but would you mind moving for a minute so I can sweep under your chair?

Anger and trouble are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Anger" instead the word "Trouble" as a verb or a noun.

How words are described

emotional emotional anger emotional trouble
complete complete anger complete trouble
initial initial anger initial trouble
genuine genuine anger genuine trouble
Other adjectives: actual, real, constant, extreme, great, serious, main, general, less, tremendous.

Common collocations

person anger person trouble person
people anger people trouble people
name anger name trouble name
god anger god trouble god
Other words: half, father, anyone.

Both words in one sentence

  • Martial Pacifist In one episode, his readiness to fight gets him in trouble when Aku uses his anger to create Mad Jack, a clone of Jack that knows only anger.
  • Film / Home Alone Of course, Kevin causes trouble during dinner, pushing his oldest brother, Buzz, in anger for eating his cheese pizza.
  • Anime / B-Daman Crossfire Derek enjoys causing trouble for the lulz and Basara has some anger issues due to not being able to wield a B-Daman without smashing it.
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