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bitter - showing resent due to unjust treatment
irritated - annoyed
offended - annoyed because of insult
frustrated - distress mixed with irritation
bad-tempered - easily angered
angered - strongly annoyed
enraged - very angry
seething - intense, unexpressed anger
livid - furiously angry
raging - uncontrollable anger

EDIT: darkest to lightest

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DARK

1. Revolt, utter disgust/abhorrnence

2. Outrage, extreme offence

3. Sicken, so much disgust to the point of feeling ill when thinking about the subject

4. Nauseate, “ “

5. offend, to be excessively irritated

6. Insult, to be put at offence

7. Upset, an irritable state of mind

8. Disturb, to be troubled by something

9. Bother, to be mildly on edge about something but at a tolerable amount

10. irk, to be annoyed

LIGHT

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amusing - something mildly entertaining

chucklesome - only worthy of a quiet/suppressed laugh

entertaining  - provokes enjoyment

silly  -  humorous in a foolish/witless way

funny  - humorous enough to ignite laughter

hilarious  - very funny

absurd  - ridiculously funny

ludicrous  - something so foolish and unreasonable to the point of being comedic

uproarious  - provokes loud and boisterous laughter

hysterical  - outrageously humorous to the point of extreme emotion being displayed

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From darkest to lightest:

1.       Stunned - astonish or shock (someone) so that they are temporarily unable to react
2.       Speechless - unable to speak, especially as the temporary result of shock or some strong emotion
3.      Lost for words - cannot think of anything to say, especially because they are very surprised by something.
4.     Staggered - astonish or deeply shock
5.     Astonished - surprise or impress (someone) greatly
6.     Flabbergasted - surprise (someone) greatly
7.    Astounded - shock or greatly surprise
8.    Shocked - cause (someone) to feel surprised and upset.
9.    Taken aback - to be shocked or surprised, especially by something that someone says or does to you
10.   Surprised - (of something unexpected) cause (someone) to feel mild astonishment or shock

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From darkest to lightest:
1. shouted: to call or cry out loudly and vigorously.

2.  exclaimed: to cry out or speak suddenly and vehemently, as in surprise, strong emotion, or protest.

3. hissed: to express disapproval or contempt by making this sound

4. groaned: to make a deep, inarticulate sound expressive of derision, disapproval, desire, etc.

5. answered: a spoken or written reply or response to a question, request, letter, etc.

6. said: to state as an opinion or judgment

7. muttered: to utter words indistinctly or in a low tone, often as if talking to oneself

8. whimpered: to cry with low, plaintive, broken sounds

9. murmured: to make a low or indistinct sound, especially continuously

10. whispered: to speak with soft, hushed sounds, using the breath, lips, etc., but with no vibration of the vocal cords.

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1. Freezing - extremely cold to the point of turning things into a hard substance

2. Icy - intensely cold

3. Cold - having low temperature

4. Chilly - noticeably cold

5. Cool - moderately or somewhat cold

6. Tepid - moderately warm, neither hot nor cold

7. Warm - having or giving out heat at a moderate or adequate degree

8. Hot - having a high temperature

9.Scalding - having enough heat to scald or burn, but not to a boiling point

10. Boiling - heated to its boiling point

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From the  lightest to the darkest shade of meaning:
1. Trudge - walk slowly and steadily due to tiredness
2. Stagger - to move or walk unsteadily from side to side
3. Shuffle -  move in a slow relaxed manner without lifting the feet off the ground
4. Stroll - walk around slowly in a pleasant and relaxed way
5. Walk - move on foot with a slow pace
6. Prance - walk in a steady, lively and proud way
7. Jog - to run at a slow trot
8. Scamper - to run playfully in a brisk and quick manner
9. Dash - to move in a run that is very sudden and speedy
10. Sprint - to run while the legs move very fast at top speed

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1. Gaze - look steadily, intently, and with fixed attention

2. Stare - look fixedly at someone/something with eyes wide open

3. Observe - watch someone/something carefully over a period of time

4. Watch - look at attentively

5. Study - view closely, investigate in detail

6. Look - direct one's attention toward someone/something in a specified direction

7. Notice - become aware of something and treat it with a degree of attention

8. Glimpse - a momentary and partial view

9. Peek - look in a furtive or quick manner

10. Glance - take a brief or hurried look