Be angry
Try
Try verb - To subject (a personal quality or faculty) to often excessive stress.
Both terms in one sentence
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Sometimes characters have every reason to be angry, but they try to hold it back for various reasons.
Source: Rage Breaking Point -
If you're going to scold or punish an animal, the best time to do it is during the offending act or a few seconds after it, and then move on and try not to be angry anymore.
Source: Artistic License Animal Care -
If you show her mercy, her victim's relatives will be angry, and being nobles, you'll lose support; if you try to punish her she goes berserk and ends up dead; if you clumsily insult her accuser he'll kill her himself.
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