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angrily

ANG-gruh-lee

Angrily (adv) means In a way that shows or expresses anger. Example: “She angrily slammed the door on her way out.”

adv

In a way that shows or expresses anger.

"She angrily slammed the door on her way out."

"He angrily demanded a refund from the manager."

How to use angrily

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishDoing something while clearly angry.

more angrily comparative, most angrily superlative

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She _____ slammed the door on her way out.

From Middle English, formed from angry + -ly.

Origin: Middle English

ILY oily lily wily daily gaily Emily doily family Sicily easily bodily

What does “angrily” mean?

The word “angrily” means in a way that shows or expresses anger. In plain terms, doing something while clearly angry.

How do you pronounce “angrily”?

“Angrily” is pronounced ANG-gruh-lee (/ˈæŋ.ɡɹə.li/ in IPA).

How do you use “angrily” in a sentence?

Here is “angrily” used in a sentence: “She angrily slammed the door on her way out.”

What part of speech is “angrily”?

“Angrily” is an adverb.

Where does the word “angrily” come from?

The word “angrily” comes from Middle English. From Middle English, formed from angry + -ly.

Is “angrily” a common word?

“Angrily” is an uncommon word in modern English, usually learned at around the A2 level.

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