Dudgeon (noun)

A feeling of resentment or anger, usually caused by being treated unfairly or with disrespect.

Origin:

From the middle english word "dudgeon" meaning anger or resentment, it refers to a feeling of resentment or anger, usually caused by being treated unfairly or with disrespect.

Examples:

  1. He left the meeting in high dudgeon.
  2. She was in high dudgeon after he criticized her work.
  3. He expressed his dudgeon at the way he was treated.
  4. She was in a dudgeon after he canceled the meeting.
  5. He walked out of the meeting in dudgeon.
Some random words: foghorn, typo, obsolete