Most incensed

Usage examples of angriest.

The column is illustrated by a photograph of him snarling at the camera, and is subtitled 'The Angriest Man in Holloway'.

The phone rings again as I'm taking my coat off, but David makes no attempt to pick it up, and everyone listens to Nigel, David's editor at the paper, attempting to attract the attention of the Angriest Man in Holloway.

He is no longer interested in his novel, and even if he were angry any more – which he isn't – he would not be able to vent his spleen in the local paper, because he has been displaced, dethroned, out-raged: there is a new, and even angrier, Angriest Man in Holloway now – which is as it should be, I suppose.

If the new columnist were not angrier than David at his Angriest, then he would be the Second Angriest Man in Holloway, and that would look a bit feeble on the page.

Lily was the angriest child I ever met—no, the angriest person I ever met.

To hear him say all this with unimaginable energy, one might have thought him the angriest of mankind.

The angriest mob, and the one moving with the most sense of purpose, was moving directly toward the orphanage where Alvin had been unable to resist showing off by one-upping Calvin's fixing of the man's foot.

He hadn't realized how bitter he was, nor did he know who he was angriest at: fate, his father, or the woman walking beside him who had abandoned him years ago.

The stars were beginning to fall thickly, as they do at Midwinter when the Goddess is angriest, when She remembers Her own thoughtlessness at the Creation, and flings stars burning across the night in defiance of the great Death.