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Irate

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High IntensityPlay
Use 'irate' to describe extreme anger, stronger than just being annoyed or upset. SlideAfter seeing the damage to his car, he was irate.
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Conflict SituationsPlay
Often used in scenarios where there is a disagreement or complaint, like with customer service. SlideThe irate customer demanded a full refund immediately.
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Not PositivePlay
'Irate' carries negative connotations and shouldn't be used to describe someone in a positive light. SlideHe received an irate response from his boss.