Translation
anger, annoyance
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Word origin
From the verb enojar, which comes from Vulgar Latin inodiare ('to make hateful'), from Latin odium ('hatred'). The same root reaches English through French in 'annoy' and 'ennui'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- inodiare
- English cognates
- annoy, ennui
Grammar
Examples
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His anger disappeared after talking to her.
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I could not hide my annoyance at the delay.
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How it annoys me when they arrive late!
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He spoke with anger, but then he calmed down.
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Anger does not help to solve problems.
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 47, lesson 3: enojo, tesis, acelerador and 7 more words.