Describing anger isn't easy because it can easily be overdone just as well as it can be underdone. I have given examples below, which describe anger, but it's in your capabilities to decide to use the example that best fits your scene.
- Blood pressure spikes/elevates/goes up/heightens
- Heart rate accelerates
- Breath becomes shallow, breathing becomes faster (breathing patterns change)
- Starts to sweat
- His rage brought up murder in his eyes
- Face was pepperily hot with anger/rage
- Lungs may explode from puffing
- His anger was red but righteous
- Head tilted down, and fingers pinching the bridge of the nose (trying to control the anger)
- The anger embittered his heart
- All the violence he made was sanctioned by his rage
- Almost spat his own liver out from all the puffing
- Head got hot/ feels like it may explode
- Adrenaline levels spiked/abnormal levels
- Anger slowly built through her body
- Her chest size increased by inches in the last few breaths
- His chest size rivaled that of gorillas from all the puffing
- Brows knitted/furrowed/wrinkled/lowered/drew together
- Blood boiling
- He ran like a bull charging at a red cape (For your info: bulls are colorblind, but they respond to movements made by the matador.)
- Almost burst a blood vessel
- He hurled a vase/plate/cup across the room
- Stressing words, especially at the end of the sentences
- Even counting to 10 didn’t quell his anger
- A flood of anger raged within him
- He was too hot, literally
- Fury surged up inside him
- His anger geared up against the perpetration put on him/his people
- Blood flowed rapidly over the left eye (this is where the frontal lobe is present which controls the reasoning part of the brain. It builds up the emotions.)
- Tight stare/hard looks
This is just a preview of 30 examples.
The main document expounds the emotion extensively.
The full list of over 536 examples is available on Patreon.
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