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to become very angry
to suddenly become very angry
to suddenly become extremely angry
to suddenly lose control and become extremely angry or upset because a situation has become too annoying or difficult
to become angry or excited in a difficult situation
to unexpectedly become very angry, especially without a good reason
to feel angry with someone, because of something that they have done in the past
to feel annoyed, upset, or unhappy about something
to react to something in the way that someone wants you to, especially by becoming angry
in competitive cycling, the illegal use of motors on bikes in order to gain advantage over other riders
in golf, a gentle hit of the ball so that it rolls along the ground a short distance towards the...
be reversed; be as if it had never happened
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