In high dudgeon
Definition 1 of 1
Pro Tip 1/3Archaic Tone
The phrase is old-fashioned; use it to sound dramatic or humorous in modern settings. 
He stormed out in high dudgeon, as if he were a character from an old novel.
Pro Tip 2/3Strong Emotion
Use when describing a reaction filled with intense indignation or resentment. 
Upon being falsely accused, Maria departed in high dudgeon.
Pro Tip 3/3Public Display
Often implies someone showing their anger openly, especially where others can see. 
At the public forum, he left in high dudgeon, making sure everyone noticed.