The dog barked angrily.

Meaning: This means that the dog made a short, sharp sound typical of dogs in a way that shows anger or annoyance.

Choice of Words: Barked is the past tense of the verb bark which means to make a short, sharp sound typical of dogs. Angrily is an adverb that means in a way that shows anger or annoyance. When you put them together, "The dog barked angrily" means that the dog made a short, sharp sound typical of dogs in a way that shows anger or annoyance.

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