っ【ちゅうっぱら】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. anger (held in check); irritation; rage
Forms
  • っ【ちゅうっぱら】【ちゅっぱら】
  • ちゅうっぱら
  • ちゅっぱら
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. anger (held in check)
    2. This refers to a feeling of anger that is contained or not openly expressed. It often suggests a simmering intensity that might not be readily visible but is felt strongly.
    He held his anger in and said nothing.
    I returned home without calming my anger.
  2. irritation
    3. This denotes a feeling of annoyance or discomfort that might be mild but persistent. It can result from various situations or people that cause slight displeasure.
    I felt irritation at her insensitive remarks.
    I felt irritated after waiting for a long time.
  3. rage
    4. This represents a more intense and uncontrolled form of anger, often leading to extreme reactions or behaviors. It conveys a sense of loss of control over one's emotions.
    He exploded with rage over the enemy's actions.
    I felt rage at her betrayal and ended up crying.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to be filled with anger (to harbor resentment)to flare up in rage (to become very angry)to get angry (to become irritated)to feel a surge of irritation (to feel like expressing anger)to contain one's anger (to hold back irritation)
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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