Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
deep-anger
noun
/diːp ˈæŋɡər/
Definition
A profound and intense feeling of anger that is often rooted in deeper emotional issues or unresolved conflicts.
Examples
- After the argument, he felt a deep-anger that lingered for days.
- Her deep-anger was a result of years of feeling misunderstood.
- He struggled to articulate his deep-anger in a constructive way.
Meaning
Deep-anger refers to a state of being where an individual experiences a significant level of anger that goes beyond surface irritation, often tied to past traumas or experiences.
Synonyms
- intense anger
- profound rage
- fury
- wrath
- resentment
