The meaning of Dudgeon

Dudgeon – definition

noun
A feeling of offence or deep resentment.
Usage examples:
The manager walked out in high dudgeon
Synonims:
Indignantly Resentfully Angrily Furiously Wrathfully In a temper In indignation In anger With resentment With displeasure Having taken offence Having taken umbrage In a huff In a lather Foami

noun
If you do something in high dudgeon, you do it angrily, usually because of the way you have been treated
Usage examples:
After waiting an hour, he drove off in high dudgeon.

Dudgeon translation into English

Dudgeon: translate from English into Chinese

斗鱼

Dudgeon: translate from English into Dutch

Dudgeon, Verontwaardiging, Belediging

Dudgeon: translate from English into French

Colère, Ressentiment

Dudgeon: translate from English into German

Bösewicht

Dudgeon: translate from English into Hindi

अपकार, रोष, नाराज़ी, अपमान, क्रोध

Dudgeon: translate from English into Italian

Dubbio, Risentimento

Dudgeon: translate from English into Korean

노여움, 나무 자루가 있는 단도

Dudgeon: translate from English into Russian

Негодование, Обида, Возмущение, Кинжал с деревянной рукояткой

Dudgeon: translate from English into Spanish

Enojo, Dandy, Enfado, Dandi

Word origin

late 16th century: of unknown origin.

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Dudgeon – similar words

dudgeons

noun
A feeling of offence or deep resentment.
Usage examples:
The manager walked out in high dudgeon

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Dudgeon synonims

angrily

adverb
In a manner resulting from or betraying anger.
Usage examples:
Workers reacted angrily to the announcement

adverb
In a way that shows that you feel angry with someone or about something
Usage examples:
"don't do that!" she shouted angrily., demonstrators protested angrily following the jury's verdict…

All meanings and translations of Angrily

furiously

adverb
In an extremely angry manner.
Usage examples:
He furiously denies the claims

adverb
In an extremely angry way
Usage examples:
She marched out of the house furiously., i was furiously taking notes during the lecture.

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indignantly

adverb
In a manner indicating anger or annoyance at something perceived as unfair.
Usage examples:
He indignantly rejected the claim

adverb
In an angry way, because of something that is wrong or not fair
Usage examples:
"i said no such thing!" she cried indignantly., he indignantly denied that he ever treated the two …

All meanings and translations of Indignantly

resentfully

rɪˈzent.fəl.i

adverb
In a way that shows that you feel angry because you have been forced to accept something that you do not like
Usage examples:
"you didn't do all the work," said steve resentfully., she glared at him resentfully.

All meanings and translations of Resentfully

wrathfully

adverb
In an extremely angry way
Usage examples:
"a prison cell is too good for him," he said wrathfully., she was wrathfully indignant at her mothe…

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