Examples of 'angering' in a sentence
Meaning of "angering"
Anger is a verb that describes the emotion or feeling of being upset, frustrated, or mad about a situation or person
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- present participle of anger
How to use "angering" in a sentence
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This tar is end angering our waterways.
Angering legislators increases the chance of a bad outcome.
We can not risk angering him again.
He is angering the gods and the hetman.
Her actions are angering the gods.
Angering his conservative base.
There is a fear of angering the spirit world.
But our military has only succeeded in angering it.
No point angering the government for no reason.
Men will be terrified of angering the king.
Abusing and angering people through online gaming.
We may be afraid of being wrong or angering a friend.
Your offense in angering me is a serious one.
Do not annoy him to the point of angering him.
In fact we also keep angering other people frequently.
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Angering her son.
At the risk of angering the gods.
It is angering and finally throws the toy on the floor.
There is nothing to be gained by angering a customer.
Of angering his rival.
Anything or anyone capable of angering you becomes your master.
His unsparing judgments were cheered by some readers while angering others.
Someone is angering the insects.
Focus on confusing and angering it.
He is also angering our allies.
Each side seemed absolutely terrified of angering the other.
Angering a god in antiquity was one of the worst moves you could make.
Talking to the vice president risks angering him enough.
Her actions are angering the gods and putting all of our lives in peril.
Like the needle accident and angering professor oodate.
And that burden of being presumed dangerous and guilty is extremely frustrating and angering.
A decision which is angering motorists.
Angering Vorr is the last thing we should be doing.
The victim often strongly fears angering her partner.
The extent of inequality is angering the working class and alarming sections of the establishment.
That is very angering.
The risk of angering God to such an extent was too great.
The average security guard will not risk angering someone important.
Angering the mafia as a journalist in Italy makes for a lonely life.
I think angering him.
Sometimes actually undoing these braids could mean misfortune or angering the tomte.
You are angering me.
It also means he can speak his mind without having to worry about angering donors.
Officials seem more fearful of angering rich urbanites than of neglecting poor farmers.
Ask yourself what evidence you have to support your angering interpretation.
The company is clearly mindful of angering gamers who paid for a new device just recently.
You do not want to say anything that may end up angering your clients.
What you get for angering Tellier at the garage.
I do not know what you are suggesting but I am not angering these people.
This ended up angering the Hulk prompting him to continue the fight.
