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were angrily
adverb
In an angry manner; under the influence of anger.
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Noronha's outfits, all in dull tones of flesh and canvas, were angrily sexual and unnecessarily aggressive.
According to witnesses, they were angrily accosted by unarmed locals and subsequently opened fire, killing one and wounding two.
Officials across the region were angrily pointing fingers at one another on Monday amid the escalating crisis.
MELBOURNE, Australia — A year ago, at their annual meeting in Melbourne, the leading men's tennis players were angrily discussing the possibility of boycotting the Australian Open.
While the laws were generally popular, they were angrily protested by Latinos and immigrants and drew legal challenges from the federal government.
Although the investigation appeared to corroborate many Palestinian accusations against Israeli forces, its findings about one contested case were angrily dismissed by Palestinian officials and human rights advocates.
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The Children of Darkness are angrily denounced.
Even so, people are angrily questioning the government's role.
He had visited it earlier and had been angrily mobbed.
Those charges have been angrily dismissed by the Clinton camp.
Sure enough, the prognosis was angrily rejected by Mexico's government.
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