Another Word for Furious

Mild · A little, in the background

annoyed

The everyday starting point of anger.

cross

Mildly angry, a bit old-fashioned and gentle.

ticked off

Casual, irritated by a specific thing.

riled

Stirred up and getting heated.

worked up

Agitated and gaining momentum.

heated

Anger is warming up in a discussion.

Moderate · Clearly there, hard to ignore

angry

The broad, plain word for this feeling.

mad

Informal, everyday anger.

indignant

Angry at something that feels unfair.

irate

Strongly angry, often at a person or service.

steaming

Angry and barely holding it in.

outraged

Angry at something that violates your sense of right.

fuming

Silently but intensely angry.

Intense · Strong, taking over

livid

So angry it shows on your face.

enraged

Anger that is close to losing control.

incensed

Intensely angered by an offense.

seething

Boiling anger under a calm surface.

apoplectic

So furious you can barely speak.

infuriated

Pushed past patience into full rage.

seeing red

Informal phrase for anger that blurs your judgment.

beside yourself with rage

Anger that has taken over completely.

I am furious about the parking ticket.

I am ticked off about the parking ticket, the sign was hidden.

She was furious at the airline.

She was irate at the airline after they lost her bag twice.

I was furious when I found out he lied.

I was livid when I found out he lied to my face.

He is furious about the decision.

He is outraged by a decision that ignores safety.

I was furious but did not show it.

I was seething through the whole dinner.