Rearing bats in wild to a greater extent

Usage examples of angrier.

The cheerful sound of humming at first made him even angrier, and then he noticed that it was coming from Celia's room, where the door had been left slightly ajar.

He was so angry he wanted to shake her until her teeth rattled, and that made him even angrier, because he knew he wouldn't do it.

His voice was guttural with rage, and that made him even angrier, because it was evidence of just how far his control had eroded.

He made her angrier than anyone else she’d ever met, and he did it without even trying.

For the first time, he felt a twinge of alarm, and that made him even angrier.

She thought of what it had cost her to go to that house, and got even angrier.

It made him even angrier, because if she'd been at home where she belonged she would have been able to lie down and rest.

She had seldom in her life been angrier, except at Jessie, but this was a different kind of anger.

She really, really wanted to slug him, and she got even angrier because she couldn't.

They're using the cat and the car as a springboard to get even angrier about the list.

He could make her angrier, faster, than anyone else she had ever known.

She covered their entry point on Marlene's chest with both hands, her eyes shut tight, as she mentally siphoned them to her with her younger, angrier, more vital energy.

But the agile senior warrior instantly flipped up from where she'd landed on the ground, and came back at Damali angrier than she was before the blow.

Maybe Big Mike had been right—this bitch got stronger when she got angrier.

Snape looked paler than usual, and angrier, though not nearly as angry as Harry was.