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Translation of Anger in Spanish :

anger

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ira

NOUN
Synonyms: wrath, rage, ire
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enojo

NOUN
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cólera

NOUN
Synonyms: cholera, wrath, rage
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rabia

NOUN
Synonyms: rage, rabies, rabid, rages
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enfado

NOUN
Synonyms: annoyance, sulk
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furia

NOUN
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coraje

NOUN
Synonyms: courage, guts, nerve, bravery
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indignación

NOUN
  • ... that is what justifies the anger of civil society, ... ... es lo que justifica la indignación de la sociedad civil, ...
  • ... know what to do with my anger. ... sé qué hacer con mi indignación.
  • The anger at the endless motorcades ... La indignación por la interminable caravana de automóviles ...
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wrath

I)

ira

NOUN
Synonyms: anger, rage, ire
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II)

cólera

NOUN
Synonyms: cholera, anger, rage
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furia

NOUN
  • Your wrath has come, and ... Tu furia ha llegado, y ...
  • ... officially exempt from my wrath, sweet cakes. ... oficialmente exenta de mi furia, muñeca.
  • ... so frightened of the wrath of their superiors, ... ... demasiado asustados por la furia de sus superiores y ...
  • He can't escape my wrath forever. No escapará a mi furia por siempre.
  • ... and bring down their wrath upon him. ... y solo serviría para atraer su furia sobre él.
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rage

I)

rabia

NOUN
Synonyms: rabies, anger, rabid, rages
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II)

furia

NOUN
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III)

ira

NOUN
Synonyms: anger, wrath, ire
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IV)

rabiar

VERB
Synonyms: raging
V)

furor

NOUN
Synonyms: furor, fury, wrath, craze
  • Bitter rage was his, but never blind rage. Rabia amarga era de él, pero nunca ciego furor.
  • He could not rage in fierce argument in the presence of ... No podía furor en fuerte discusión en presencia de ...
  • ... up places are all the rage these days! ... lugares apaleados son todo furor hoy en día!
  • ... probably know by now, netbooks are all the rage. ... probablemente lo sepas, las netbook son furor.
  • ... had to do to calm his rage. ... ha costado calmar su furor.
  • ... has descended and his rage is great! ... ha descendido y su furor es grande!
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VI)

cólera

NOUN
Synonyms: cholera, anger, wrath
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ire

I)

ire

NOUN
Synonyms: boen
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II)

ira

NOUN
Synonyms: anger, wrath, rage
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angry

I)

enojado

ADJ
Synonyms: mad, upset, madly, angered, angrily
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II)

enfadado

ADJ
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III)

furioso

ADJ
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IV)

airado

ADJ
Synonyms: irate
  • ... concealing my joy under an angry countenance. ... ocultando mi alegría en el rostro airado.
  • letters with even an angry spirit, and looked resolved ... cartas, incluso con un espíritu airado, y parecía decidido ...
  • of an angry knight with his dogs pursuing a ... de un caballero airado que persigue con sus perros a una ...
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V)

enojo

ADJ
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VI)

enfurecido

ADJ
  • We just made it angry. Sólo lo hemos enfurecido.
  • That when you get really angry, your eyes get ... Cuando uno está realmente enfurecido, los ojos se llenan ...
  • ... to the horn of an angry bull. ... a los cuernos de un toro enfurecido.
  • ... I think you've made him angry, ... creo que lo has enfurecido,
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VII)

molesto

ADJ
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VIII)

cabreado

ADJ
Synonyms: pissed off, bummed
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IX)

rabia

ADJ
Synonyms: rage, rabies, anger, rabid, rages
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X)

ira

ADJ
Synonyms: anger, wrath, rage, ire
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annoyance

I)

molestia

NOUN
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II)

fastidio

NOUN
  • ... the tempo to shorten his annoyance. ... el ritmo para acortar su fastidio.
  • I don't want any more annoyance from you. No quiero más fastidio de tu parte.
  • her expression of annoyance. su expresión de fastidio.
  • To subject me to annoyance at a critical time like ... Someterme al fastidio en un momento como ...
  • with annoyance, and to call out in ... con fastidio, y convocar en ...
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III)

disgusto

NOUN
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V)

enfado

NOUN
Synonyms: anger, sulk
  • ... showed his disappointment and annoyance. ... mostró su decepción y enfado.
VI)

enojo

NOUN
  • ... and quick glances of annoyance and impatience in the ... y rápidas miradas de enojo e impaciencia en el
VII)

irritación

NOUN
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angrily

I)

airadamente

ADV
  • angrily and honestly want here airadamente y honestamente quiero aquí
  • ... lariat caused the cougar angrily to shake her head. ... reata causado el puma airadamente a negar con la cabeza.
  • ... to open the gate, and angrily confronted ... para abrir la puerta, y se enfrentó airadamente
  • ... is the guy getting up off of the ground so angrily ... el hombre levantándose del suelo para airadamente
  • ... went into his office, muttering angrily. ... entró en su despacho, murmurando airadamente.
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enfadado

ADV
Synonyms: angry, mad, upset, annoyed, crossly
  • He angrily just missed a space as a rival driver ... Enfadado acaba de perder un espacio como un corredor rival ...
  • up for a moment quite angrily before he por un momento muy enfadado antes de que
  • He angrily denied having assigned any ... Enfadado negó haber asignado una ...
  • ... left Weeks' room he muttered angrily: ... dejó espacio Semanas murmuró enfadado:
  • ... Understand what?" he asked, angrily. ... ¿Entender qué? ", Preguntó, enfadado.
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enojado

ADV
Synonyms: angry, mad, upset, madly, angered
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V)

enojo

ADV
  • He tossed the titbit angrily into his cart, ... Arrojó la golosina enojo en su carro, ...
  • away that idea angrily, he thought of the ... de distancia que la idea de enojo, pensó en los ...
  • the garden path, wearily and angrily. el sendero del jardín, con cansancio y enojo.
  • ... you don't go our hey angrily honestly think that it was ... no vas he y nuestro enojo honestamente creo que fue
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vexation

I)

vejación

NOUN
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II)

aflicción

NOUN
  • She was overpowered by shame and vexation. Ella fue dominado por la vergüenza y aflicción.
  • regret and vexation, and the concern ... pesar y aflicción, y la preocupación ...
  • ... all the trouble, and vexation, and loss of ... todo el problema, y ​​aflicción, y la pérdida de
  • inexpressible vexation, she could perceive aflicción indecible, se podía percibir
  • ... whimsical mixture of amusement and vexation, and, seating himself ... ... mezcla caprichosa de la diversión y aflicción, y, sentándose ...
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III)

despecho

NOUN
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disgusto

NOUN
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V)

enojo

NOUN
  • surprise and vexation at the substitution sorpresa y enojo en la sustitución
  • In spite of her vexation, she could not help ... A pesar de su enojo, no podía evitar ...
  • ... in a manner that half expressed vexation at hearing so ... de manera que la mitad expresó su enojo al escuchar lo
  • ... feeling of indulgent tenderness overcame her vexation, and she grew ... sentimiento de ternura indulgente superó su enojo, y creció
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rabies

I)

rabia

NOUN
Synonyms: rage, anger, rabid, rages
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II)

antirrábica

NOUN
Synonyms: rabic
  • The rabies immune globulin should be given as soon ... La inmunoglobulina antirrábica debe administrarse lo antes ...
  • ... be safe, they are giving her the rabies vaccine. ... estar seguros, le van a poner la vacuna antirrábica.
III)

anabolizantes

NOUN
Synonyms: anabolic, anabolics
  • ... care if you took my rabies! ... me importa si cogiste mis anabolizantes.
  • ... it is to get good rabies out here? ... que es conseguir buenos anabolizantes aquí?
  • ... what are you doing keeping rabies in your drawer? ... ¿qué estás haciendo guardando anabolizantes en tu taquilla?
  • You just stole my rabies. ¿Tu robaste mis anabolizantes?
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rabid

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rabioso

ADJ
Synonyms: mad, raging, enraged
  • ... have the trial of a rabid raccoon. ... tiene el juicio de un mapache rabioso.
  • ... in a climate of rabid intellectual property registration. ... en un clima de rabioso registro de propiedad intelectual.
  • The children were all rabid teetotallers. Todos los niños eran abstemios rabioso.
  • to rabid nationalist fervor are beginning not to work. al fervor nacionalista rabioso están empezando a dejar de funcionar.
  • Rabid, but loyal. Rabioso, pero fiel.
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rages

I)

rabias

NOUN
  • Your rages, your flashes, ... Tus rabias, tus destellos, ...
  • ... by one of those secret rages, all the more ... ... por una de esas rabias secreto, tanto más ...
III)

azota

NOUN
  • The storm rages for two more days ... La tormenta azota durante dos días más ...
IV)

arde

NOUN

fury

I)

furia

NOUN
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II)

furor

NOUN
Synonyms: furor, rage, wrath, craze
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III)

ira

NOUN
Synonyms: anger, wrath, rage, ire
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clash

I)

choque

NOUN
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II)

enfrentamiento

NOUN
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III)

chocan

NOUN
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IV)

enfrentarán

VERB
Synonyms: face

raging

I)

rabiando

VERB
II)

furioso

VERB
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IV)

arrecia

VERB
V)

enfurecido

VERB
  • ... your life becomes a raging sea. ... tu vida se convertirá en un mar enfurecido.
  • ... just find yourself in the middle of a raging inferno. ... encontrar en medio de un infierno enfurecido.
  • ... this spark into a raging fire. ... esta chispa en un fuego enfurecido.
  • ... like throwing gas on a raging hormonal fire. ... como echar gasolina a un fuego hormonal enfurecido.
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VI)

estragos

VERB
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VII)

librando

VERB
VIII)

voraz

VERB

furious

I)

furioso

ADJ
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II)

enfureció

ADJ
  • ... dad would have been furious, if he had known. ... que papá habría se enfureció, si hubiera sabido.
  • She had been furious with her own father for ... Ella se enfureció con su padre por ...
  • ... the lesson, and grew furious again, abusing ... la lección, y se enfureció de nuevo, abusando de
  • ... late he is sure to be furious, and I couldn't ... ... tarde es seguro que se enfureció, y yo no podía ...
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III)

frenético

ADJ
  • forth at a furious pace in pursuit of ... adelante a un ritmo frenético en la búsqueda de ...
  • ... would serve to moderate the furious rise in the price ... ... funcionarían para moderar el frenético aumento de los precios ...

furiously

I)

furiosamente

ADV
Synonyms: angrily, fiercely
  • Nobody had hammered furiously at her door. Nadie había golpeado furiosamente su puerta.
  • ... of the shed, barking furiously. ... del cobertizo, ladrando furiosamente.
  • ... to attend to the telephone, which was ringing furiously. ... a atender el teléfono, que sonaba furiosamente.
  • way furiously through the crowd, and waving manera furiosamente a través de la multitud, y agitando
  • arms and was running toward the barn, barking furiously. brazos y corría hacia el establo, ladrando furiosamente.
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frenéticamente

ADV
Synonyms: frantically, wildly
  • ... people of this valley worked furiously to save your ship. ... gente de este valle trabajo frenéticamente para salvar vuestra nave.
  • ... people of this valley worked furiously to save your ship. ... gente de este valle trabajó frenéticamente para salvar vuestra nave.

courage

I)

coraje

NOUN
Synonyms: guts, nerve, anger, bravery
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II)

valentía

NOUN
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III)

valor

NOUN
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IV)

ánimo

NOUN
  • Take courage, it is myself. Ánimo, soy yo.
  • ... force and the development of courage. ... fuerza y desarrollo del ánimo.
  • Firmness of courage or effort of fear? Firmeza de ánimo y esfuerzo de miedo?
  • I don't have the courage to face him. No tengo el ánimo de presentarme ante él.
  • continue with your great job and your courage. continua con tu buen trabajo y mucho ánimo.
  • ... you always need to have courage to lift it back up ... ... hay que estar siempre con ánimo para volverlo a levantar ...
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V)

valiente

NOUN
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guts

I)

agallas

NOUN
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II)

tripas

NOUN
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III)

entrañas

NOUN
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IV)

vísceras

NOUN
  • This thing will eat your guts. Esta cosa se comería tus vísceras.
  • Guts and parts that may constitute a danger to ... Las vísceras y las partes que puedan constituir un riesgo para ...
  • Didn't have the guts for it. No tuve las vísceras para hacerlo.
  • ... a car with the guts of someone, perhaps infected ... ... el coche con las vísceras de alguien .que este posiblemente infectado ...
  • She scattered about animal guts and commanded that the ... Tras esparcir vísceras de animales, sentenció que la ...
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V)

coraje

NOUN
Synonyms: courage, nerve, anger, bravery
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VI)

intestinos

NOUN
Synonyms: intestines, bowels, gut
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nerve

I)

nervio

NOUN
Synonyms: rib
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II)

descaro

NOUN
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IV)

neurológico

NOUN
Synonyms: neurological, neural
  • A nerve gas was released into the house. Un gas neurológico penetró en la casa.
  • ... cause weakness, fatigue, psychosis, and nerve damage. ... causar debilidad, fatiga, psicosis y daño neurológico.
  • ... physical examination may include a detailed assessment of nerve functioning. ... examen físico puede incluir una evaluación detallada del funcionamiento neurológico.
  • It's a degenerative nerve disorder. Es un trastorno neurológico degenerativo.
  • Essential tremor is a nerve disorder in which tremors ... Es un trastorno neurológico en el cual se presentan temblores ...
  • ... the polio virus and heal nerve damage. ... el virus de la polio y sanar el daño neurológico.
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V)

coraje

NOUN
Synonyms: courage, guts, anger, bravery
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VI)

agallas

NOUN
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bravery

I)

valentía

NOUN
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II)

bravura

NOUN
  • Because of her bravery, we would like to present ... Dada su bravura nos gustaría presentarles a ...
  • where the sun of your bravery donde el sol de tu bravura
  • ... but the main principle is courageousness and bravery. ... pero el principio importante es la valentía y la bravura.
  • ... , clearings cause their bravery. ... , los claros por su bravura.
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III)

coraje

NOUN
Synonyms: courage, guts, nerve, anger
  • ... and your tactics and bravery deserve our deepest respect. ... y vuestra táctica y coraje se merecen todo nuestro respeto.
  • ... country with loyalty and bravery. ... patria con lealtad y coraje.
  • No one can stand up to your bravery. Nadie puede rivalizar con vuestro coraje.
  • Bravery resides in the heart ... El coraje reside en el corazón ...
  • ... was that sort of bravery chiefly, visible in some ... era esa clase de coraje sobre todo, visible en algunos
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indignation

I)

indignación

NOUN
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outrage

I)

indignación

NOUN
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II)

ultraje

NOUN
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III)

atrocidad

NOUN
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IV)

atropello

NOUN
Synonyms: trampling, bur
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VI)

escándalo

NOUN
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VIII)

afrenta

NOUN
Synonyms: affront, reproach

outraged

I)

indignados

ADJ
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II)

ultrajada

ADJ
  • I know your outraged indignation. Conozco tu ultrajada indignación.
  • I was outraged to find that with ... Me sentí ultrajada al descubrir que, con ...
  • ... has once more been outraged. ... una vez más, ha sido ultrajada.
  • ... believe the people are more outraged ... creer que la gente es más ultrajada
  • ... have maintained a front of outraged dignity to veil the sinking ... ... haber mantenido un frente de dignidad ultrajada para velar el hundimiento ...
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III)

escandalizados

ADJ
Synonyms: shocked, scandalized
  • We are outraged to learn, from the media, ... Estamos escandalizados porque hemos podido saber a través de los medios ...
IV)

furioso

ADJ
V)

enfureció

ADJ
  • ... to start a riot outraged him. ... comenzar una rebelión, le enfureció.
  • That not only outraged soccer fans, but ... Eso no solo enfureció a los fanáticos de fútbol, sino ...

disgust

I)

disgusto

NOUN
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II)

repugnancia

NOUN
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III)

asco

NOUN
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IV)

repugna

VERB
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VI)

asquean

VERB
VII)

repulsión

NOUN
  • I can see a look of disgust in your eyes. Veo repulsión en tus ojos.
  • ... bitter hatred's now settled into a respectful disgust. ... odio amargado ahora se ha convertido en una repulsión respetuosa.
  • That doesn't change my disgust. Eso no cambia mi repulsión.
  • ... but they feel intense disgust for him. ... pero sienten una intensa repulsión hacia él.
  • All I could see was disgust. Todo lo que pude observar fue repulsión.
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VIII)

indignación

NOUN
  • I can see the look of disgust in your eyes, ... Veo indignación en tus ojos, ...
  • ... of a man whose disgust is too deep for words ... ... de un hombre cuya indignación es demasiado profundos para las palabras ...
  • ... despair, this deep disgust, and that he had not ... ... desesperación, esta profunda indignación, y que no había ...
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IX)

aversión

NOUN
  • ... shown impatience or even sheer disgust with * politics as ... ... mostrado impaciencia o incluso pura aversión con * la política de ...
  • ... impatience or even sheer disgust with * politics as ... ... impaciencia o incluso pura aversión con * la política ...
X)

desprecio

NOUN
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outcry

I)

protesta

NOUN
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II)

clamor

NOUN
Synonyms: cry, clamour, cries, roar
  • There has been a national outcry for the misery, that ... Hubo un clamor nacional por la tristeza de ...
  • outcry it's been going to that school ... clamor que ha estado yendo a la escuela ...
  • ... they chose to change the words to as an outcry, ... que eligieron para cambiar las palabras como un clamor,
  • great outcry, kicking. gran clamor, patadas.
  • ... obvious perception - an outcry, I would say - in ... ... percepción evidente -un clamor, diría en ...
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III)

indignación

NOUN

indignantly

I)

indignado

ADV
  • ... our guide, but refused indignantly to carry any ... nuestra guía, pero se negó indignado para llevar a cualquier
  • ... her eyeglasses, almost indignantly, until she had finished. ... sus anteojos, casi indignado, hasta que terminó.
  • ... , who had risen indignantly. ... , que se había levantado indignado.
  • ... such treatment, whizzed indignantly down the ... ese trato, silbó indignado por la
  • ... volubly knew, or indignantly desired to know, ... ... sabían voluble, o indignado, quiso saber, ...
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