- 愤怒 fènnù angryangry; indignant; enraged; furious
- 气愤 qìfèn indignantindignant; furious; very angry and resentful
- 愤世嫉俗 fènshìjísú detest the world and its waysto be filled with indignation at the corruption of society or the world; to be cynical and embittered
- 愤慨 fènkǎi indignantfeeling or showing anger or indignation at what is perceived as unfair treatment
- 悲愤 bēifèn grief and indignation, grieved and indignantfilled with or expressing deep sadness and anger
- 愤恨 fènhèn to detestto feel deep anger and bitterness; to indignantly resent
- 愤然 fènrán indignantly(literary) in a state of anger or indignation; irate
- 愤愤不平 fènfènbùpíng to feel indignantTo be extremely angry and feel that something is unfair; to be aggrieved and resentful.
- 愤愤 fènfèn indignantfeeling or showing strong resentment; extremely angry or dissatisfied. Also written [[忿忿|忿忿|fen4 fen4]]
- 激愤 jīfèn indignantwrathful; furious and indignant; to be stirred up by anger or resentment
- 义愤填膺 yìfèntiányīng to be filled with righteous indignation(idiom) righteous indignation fills one's breast; to feel extremely angry at injustice
- 泄愤 xièfèn to vent one's angerTo release or give vent to pent-up anger, resentment, or spite.
- 愤懑 fènmèn resentfuldepressed and discontented; embittered, indignant, or filled with resentment
- 民愤 mínfèn public outragepopular indignation or wrath; collective anger from the public directed toward criminals or wrongdoings
- 义愤 yìfèn righteous indignationrighteous or moral indignation; anger based on a sense of justice
- 公愤 gōngfèn public indignationpublic indignation; anger shared by the general public
- 发愤 fāfèn to make a determined effortto make a firm resolution or a determined effort; to be spurred to action
- 怨愤 yuànfèn indignationresentment and indignation; a feeling of bitter anger
- 人神共愤 rénshéngòngfèn both men and gods are enraged(idiom) both men and gods are outraged; describes extreme popular indignation or an unforgivable crime that everyone hates
- 羞愤 xiūfèn ashamed and resentfulfeeling both ashamed and indignant; filled with shame and resentment
- 发愤图强 fāfèntúqiáng to work hard for success(idiom) to be strongly determined to work hard and make a country or oneself strong; compared with [[奋发图强|奮發圖強|fen4 fa1 tu2 qiang2]], this emphasizes the initial resolve and determination
- 私愤 sīfèn personal spitepersonal spite or malice arising from private interests or conflicts
- 愤激 fènjī indignant and excitedfilled with righteous anger and agitation; outraged
- 忧愤 yōufèn indignantfeeling both worried and resentful; exasperated; indignant
- 泄私愤 xièsīfèn to vent personal spiteto vent personal spite; to act out of malice, especially regarding a crime
- 孤愤 gūfèn indignationindignation and frustration felt by a person of high integrity who is isolated and misunderstood by a corrupt or indifferent world; cynical toward the ways of the world
- 积愤 jīfèn accumulated angeranger or fury that has built up over a long period of time; pent-up resentment
- 气愤填膺 qìfèntiányīng to be filled with indignationfilled with extreme anger and resentment; literally "anger fills the chest"
- 郁愤 yùfèn pent-up furyfeeling both depressed and indignant; worried and full of suppressed anger
- 感愤 gǎnfèn to feel indignantmoved to anger or resentment by injustice or something unfair
- 悲愤填膺 bēifèntiányīng to be filled with grief and indignationto be overcome by feelings of sorrow and anger
- 发愤忘食 fāfènwàngshí to work so hard as to forget to eat(idiom) extremely diligent; so dedicated to one's studies or work as to forget one's meals
- 幽愤 yōufèn pent-up resentmentdeeply suppressed anger or hidden bitterness accumulated in one's heart
- 义愤填胸 yìfèntiánxiōng to be filled with righteous indignationRighteous indignation fills one's breast; to feel deeply indignant at injustice; same as [[义愤填膺|義憤填膺|yi4 fen4 tian2 ying1]].
- 恚愤 huìfèn furiousto be extremely indignant, resentful, or furious
- 不愤不启 bùfènbùqǐ enlighten only those eager to learn(idiom) a teacher should not guide or enlighten a student until they have first tried hard to understand on their own and are frustrated by their inability to do so
- 人神同愤 rénshéntóngfèn to incur universal indignationUsed to describe an action or person that is so detestable it provokes the collective anger of both people and gods; to incur the greatest popular indignation
- 发愤努力 fāfènnǔlì to work hardto make a determined effort; to push oneself and strive for success
- 忾愤 kàifèn angryangry; to show wrath
- 悒愤 yìfèn resentfulresentful and depressed; feeling a mix of sadness and anger
- 悱愤 fěifèn pent-up frustrationsadness or anger kept to oneself
- 愤世 fènshì to detest the worldto be resentful of the world; to be cynical or angry about social injustices
- 愤切 fènqiè gnash one's teeth in angerTo be filled with such indignation and resentment that one gnashes one's teeth; deeply indignant and distressed
- 愤心 fènxīn angeranger; resentment; an angry mind or intention
- 愤忾 fènkài angeranger; wrath; a feeling of indignation and resentment
- 愤怒青年 fènnùqīngnián angry youthangry youth; rebellious or cynical young person, often characterized by strong nationalist or social grievances
- 愤恚 fènhuì deeply resentfulto be full of resentment and anger; to feel indignant
- 愤悱 fènfěi pent-upTo have thoughts or feelings pent up inside; frustrated or depressed from being unable to express oneself.
- 愤惋 fènwǎn resentful and regretfulfeeling both bitter resentment and deep regret or sorrow
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- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH