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Mad/Angry
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Mad vs. Angry
Mad
/mæd/
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Feeling or showing strong emotions such as anger or excitement, often preventing reasonable thought.
Examples:
He has to be the
maddest
man I've ever met.
He is loose outside there now - and he has
mad
!'
Why would I be
mad
?"
Synonyms:
angry
insane
crazy
furious
deranged
Antonyms:
calm
sane
rational
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Angry
/ˈæŋɡri/
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Feeling strong displeasure or hostility towards someone or something
Examples:
Tom was very
angry
yesterday.
Your words only make me
angrier
.'
He is not famous and he has
angry
about that."
Synonyms:
irate
furious
enraged
mad
annoyed
Antonyms:
calm
happy
content
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Ways to tell them apart:
Mad
can mean crazy, which goes beyond just being upset.
The British often use
mad
to mean angry, while in American English, it typically means insane.
Angry
is more direct and simply refers to being upset.
When to use mad:
When to use angry:
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