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ムッと
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Informal word. To get indignant. Like if you meet a lady and say, “Hi! Is that a wig? How old are you? 54? Or more?” ムっと means you just make a brief face but usually keep your anger inside after that. This is one of these words you’d use when telling the story later. If someone’s a dick to you, you don’t reply to them, むっと！
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怒る
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A slightly more formal version of おこる. You’d おこる if you dropped a hammer on your foot, but you’d いかる about politics or matters of principle. (or money!). You can use it about yourself:私が怒ってる！
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憤り
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Moral outrage – at corruption, murder, etc. It doesn’t have to be expressed by yelling, though.
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憤慨
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This is a word for indignation which you use about other people to sort of invalidate their indignation:like some guy that talked for an hour about what a jerk his ex-girlfriend was, and wouldn’t shut up about it.
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恨む
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To nurse a long-standing, corrosive grudge against someone.
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癇癪
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A total flip-out temper tantrum:she killed him in a fit of passion. In a fit of anger, he broke the statue and crashed the car into the dead whale.
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