What is another word for choler?
Pronunciation:
[ kˈə͡ʊlə], [ kˈəʊlə], [ k_ˈəʊ_l_ə]
Related words: choler, choleric personality, personality extremes, people at either extreme of the personality spectrum, personality traits, personality types, personality of a person
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Synonyms for Choler:
n.
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- feelings.
- dis tempers,
- dis-approbations,
- out rages,
- blow ups,
- dis-pleasure,
- hissy fits,
- dis-tempers,
- dis pleasure,
- dis approbations,
- ranklings,
- ill humors,
- infuriations,
- dis pleasures,
- slow burns,
- dis-temper,
- cat fits,
- out-rage,
- dis temper,
- out-rages,
- ill tempers,
- dis approbation,
- dis-pleasures,
- dis-approbation,
- out rage.
- hatred,
- hissy fit,
- violence,
- embitterment,
- gall,
- slow burn,
- rage,
- miff,
- milt,
- irateness,
- stew,
- cat fit,
- infuriation,
- ill temper,
- tizzy,
- milts,
- anger,
- resentment,
- ill humor,
- Mads.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- excitation,
- grudge,
- befuddle,
- ruck,
- warmness,
- boast,
- agree,
- fondness,
- pother,
- fetching,
- dot,
- primed,
- grizzle,
- affectionateness,
- assault,
- bravado,
- witticism,
- have,
- dishonor,
- drop,
- sense of humor,
- favourite,
- gravel,
- shoot a line,
- wittiness,
- vaunt,
- fermentation,
- mollify,
- virulent,
- brag,
- crumple,
- burst,
- rag,
- lyssa,
- violent storm,
- caustic,
- inflammation,
- outfit,
- vehemence,
- anneal,
- grimness,
- hate,
- throw off,
- turn,
- fray,
- infliction,
- appall,
- dose,
- bitter,
- sulkiness,
- best-loved,
- smoke,
- desecrate,
- blistering,
- favorite,
- thrust,
- craziness,
- impudence,
- deary,
- get to,
- cam stroke,
- window pane,
- passionateness,
- volatility,
- delirium,
- squabble,
- bad blood,
- foolishness,
- cast off,
- gas,
- discourtesy,
- ravish,
- sulphurous,
- hold,
- worry,
- nark,
- zen,
- zymolysis,
- lunacy,
- animus,
- pallor,
- fulfil,
- acerbic,
- hydrophobia,
- modality,
- climate,
- check,
- gasconade,
- pane,
- sullenness,
- rigourousness,
- shake off,
- fret,
- acerb,
- preferred,
- bickering,
- normalize,
- equip,
- swagger,
- cacoethes,
- dishonour,
- irk,
- warmheartedness,
- fill,
- mania,
- season,
- hostility,
- tenderness,
- pain,
- rigour,
- heat,
- get at,
- craze,
- throw away,
- dearie,
- rigorousness,
- offensive,
- fad,
- preferent,
- gibe,
- erinyes,
- scandalize,
- restlessness,
- project,
- dither,
- insolence,
- moderate,
- fuss,
- high dudgeon,
- love,
- individual retirement account,
- tempestuousness,
- bicker,
- fermenting,
- braggadocio,
- fulfill,
- appal,
- knit,
- unrest,
- sulfurous,
- cockle,
- excitableness,
- satisfy,
- ramp,
- folly,
- back breaker,
- favored,
- lien,
- agitation,
- annoying,
- superman,
- seeing red,
- sweat,
- jaundice,
- match,
- rigor,
- winning,
- severity,
- toughness,
- annoy,
- flap,
- harden,
- furore,
- hysterical,
- wanness,
- furiousness,
- bother,
- work,
- conform to,
- swash,
- botheration,
- crust,
- conniption,
- wit,
- sharpness,
- positron emission tomography,
- brood,
- provocation,
- paleness,
- insaneness,
- convulsion,
- innervation,
- rile,
- rhodomontade,
- turmoil,
- rape,
- zymosis,
- see red,
- gather,
- fuddle,
- upheaval,
- discomfort,
- spat,
- offensive activity,
- discontentment,
- stroke,
- discombobulate,
- give,
- bemuse,
- tempest,
- tartness,
- nettle,
- make,
- exhilaration,
- aggravation,
- irritate,
- acidic,
- fervour,
- moroseness,
- concern,
- headache,
- thorniness,
- rumple,
- fit out,
- scratch,
- pallidness,
- meet,
- shed,
- bewilder,
- shock,
- fumigate,
- rodomontade,
- enmity,
- confound,
- bedevil,
- darling,
- ducky,
- blow,
- loony toons,
- cult,
- saddle sore,
- set,
- offend,
- aggravator,
- discontentedness,
- pain in the neck,
- force,
- battery-acid,
- fervor,
- scandalisation,
- short temper,
- cheekiness,
- switch,
- acidulous,
- surprise,
- rabies,
- achromasia,
- wildness,
- cast,
- swither,
- sour,
- acidulent,
- impertinence,
- soft roe,
- tout,
- correspond,
- hurl,
- flip,
- confuse,
- mode,
- hardship,
- scene,
- contrive,
- hullabaloo,
- severeness,
- ruck up,
- rub,
- huff,
- go,
- paroxysm,
- freshness,
- fierceness,
- scandalization,
- profane,
- scandalise,
- pain in the ass,
- excoriate,
- acrid,
- chasten,
- reek,
- fox,
- suit,
- discontented,
- accommodate,
- violate,
- contrariness,
- scandal,
- quick temper,
- tuck,
- hysteria,
- eumenides,
- pickings,
- luridness,
- vitriolic,
- jibe,
- lather,
- devil,
- vex,
- tally,
- lovingness.
- excitement,
- ferment,
- crabbiness,
- acrimony,
- Acharnement,
- fury,
- passion,
- temper,
- dander,
- wrath,
- exasperation,
- Birse,
- crotchetiness,
- lividity,
- impatience,
- acerbity,
- waspishness,
- bile,
- perversity,
- animosity,
- acidulousness,
- tantrum,
- tiff,
- annoyance,
- bitterness of spirit,
- acid,
- madden,
- wrathfulness,
- antagonism,
- sourness,
- bluster,
- warmth,
- mood,
- Provos,
- snappishness,
- throw,
- rancor,
- acidity,
- irritation,
- heartburning,
- chafe,
- frenzy,
- storm,
- bitterness,
- irascibleness,
- virulence,
- taking,
- bitter resentment,
- bad humor,
- pet,
- discontent,
- Rankling,
- displeasure,
- biliousness,
- virulency,
- excitability,
- pucker,
- Ebullition,
- bad temper,
- fit,
- asperity,
- indignation,
- pique,
- tantrums,
- surliness,
- causticity,
- madness,
- soreness,
- hard feelings,
- ill nature,
- rancour,
- vexation,
- outrage,
- fume,
- crabbedness,
- corrosiveness,
- Irritableness,
- angriness.
How to use "Choler" in context?
The word "choler" is derived from the ancient Greek word chole which means "a sour or bitter taste." The word has come to refer to the anger and excitement that can cause bodily sensations such as a hot head, thirst, and pounding heart. Choler can be provoked by anything from a petty insult to an egregious wrong. The word is sometimes used figuratively to describe the emotions associated with anger. The description "besieged by Choler" is often used to describe someone who is feeling overwhelmed by strong emotions.
Hypernym for Choler:
n.
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feeling
testiness, pet, tetchiness, touchiness.
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feeling
Hyponym for Choler:
n.
-
feeling
ill humor, Ill Humour, distemper.
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feeling
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