dudgeon
/ˈdʌdʒən/noun
उच्चारण डजन
क्रोध, नाराज़गी, रोष
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noun
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[U] old-fashioned
a feeling of being angry or offended, especially because you think you have been treated badly
क्रोध, नाराज़गी, रोष
- He left the meeting in great dudgeon.
- The old general walked out of the hall in high dudgeon after the insult.
- The guest left the hall in high dudgeon after the argument.
+ 2 more examples
- He wrote a letter in great dudgeon to the newspaper.
- In deep dudgeon, the actor refused to return to the stage.
Synonyms resentment indignation umbrage pique
¶Idioms 1
in high dudgeon
in an angry or offended mood, usually because you think you have been treated badly
बहुत नाराज़ होकर, गुस्से में तमतमाकर
- The minister walked out of the press conference in high dudgeon.
- She stormed off in high dudgeon when her name was left off the list.
≈Synonyms and antonyms
Synonyms
§Grammar and usage
In high dudgeon means very angry or offended, and dudgeon is hardly ever used outside this idiom.
In high dudgeon का अर्थ है बहुत नाराज़ या आहत होकर, और dudgeon शब्द इस idiom के बाहर लगभग कभी प्रयोग नहीं होता।