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Grapepark Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Out of Angriness or from Angriness?

Hello everyone. Which one is right?

- He set the car on fire from angriness.

- He set the car on fire out of angriness.

  

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Use "out of anger". "Out of angriness" is not natural.

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  • Use "out of anger".
  • "Out of angriness" is not natural.
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Use "out of anger". "Out of angriness" is not natural.

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The word is anger, not angriness.

Neither is wrong, but much more natural is eg He set the car on fire because he was angry.

- He set the car on fire from angriness.

- He set the car on fire out of angriness.

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