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The phrase "rising in anger" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe someone who is becoming increasingly angry or agitated. Example: "As the discussion progressed, she could feel her emotions rising in anger at the unfair accusations."
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"I feel betrayed," he said, his voice rising in anger.
Mr. Mainprize, his voice rising in anger, replied: "Pressure?
"Yes, I am connected to Mladic," Mr. Mujagic replied, his voice rising in anger.
His voice rising in anger, Mr. Liu listed his grievances: "Three years of investigating.
"I'm disrespected right now," the sergeant said, his voice rising in anger.
"It's the mayor's typical 'I-rule-the-world attitude,' " he said, his voice rising in anger.
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A voice rose in anger behind me.
At this point, Mr. Lott's voice rises in anger.
As Mr. Sendak recalled, he rose in anger saying: "What is eating you?
His voice rises in anger when he talks about the 911 call.
Mr. Tankleff's voice does not rise in anger or bitterness, even when he insists on his innocence.
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