The angry man shouted at the noisy children.

Meaning: This sentence is describing the man's reaction to the children's behavior.

Choice of Words: Angry means feeling or showing strong annoyance, displeasure, or hostility. Shouted means to speak loudly and forcefully. Noisy means making a lot of noise.

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The angry man yelled at the noisy children.

Meaning: This means that the man was not happy with the children making so much noise and he was telling them to stop in a loud and angry voice.

Choice of Words: Angry means to feel annoyed or upset. Yelled means to speak loudly and in an angry way. Noisy means to make a lot of sound. When you put them together, "The angry man yelled at the noisy children" means that the man was feeling annoyed or upset and was speaking loudly and in an angry way to the children who were making a lot of noise.

The irate man shouted at the boisterous children.

Meaning: This means that the man was very angry with the children for being so noisy and lively and he was telling them to stop in a very loud voice.

Choice of Words: Irate means very angry. Shouted means to speak very loudly. Boisterous means very noisy and lively. When you put them together, "The irate man shouted at the boisterous children" means that the man was very angry and was speaking very loudly to the children who were very noisy and lively.

The furious man bellowed at the rambunctious children.

Meaning: This means that the man was extremely angry with the children for being so noisy and playful and he was telling them to stop in a very loud and deep voice.

Choice of Words: Furious means extremely angry. Bellowed means to make a loud, deep sound. Rambunctious means very noisy and playful. When you put them together, "The furious man bellowed at the rambunctious children" means that the man was extremely angry and was making a loud, deep sound at the children who were very noisy and playful.

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