in high dudgeon
The idiom "in high dudgeon" describes a state of strong indignation or offense, often due to a perceived injustice.
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Definition
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(idiomatic, emotional)Feeling or showing intense indignation or resentment.
Example
- She left the meeting in high dudgeon after her ideas were dismissed.
- He stormed out of the room in high dudgeon, unable to contain his anger.
Similar
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