Angered and Began

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Angered adjective - Feeling or showing anger.

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Began and angered are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Began" instead a verb "Angered".

Nearby Words: anger, angering

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Angered and began are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Angered" instead a verb "Began".

The common belief then was that Muhammed began as a Christian, but had been angered by not being able to become Pope and thus set up his own religion with himself at its head, hence the schism.

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When she got stuck halfway through, the Doctor began berating Sarah Jane as "useless", which angered Sarah Jane enough for her to push her way out of the passage, just to give the Doctor a piece of her mind.

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When they began to retreat, the French knights charged right over them, either because their commanders were angered by the "cowardice" of the Genovese or were simply too impatient to wait for the exhausted Genovese to withdraw.

Source: Cavalry Betrayal

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