The man angrily shouted at the crowd.

Meaning: This means that the man was feeling or showing anger while he was speaking very loudly to a large group of people gathered together.

Choice of Words: Angrily means feeling or showing anger. Shouted is the past tense of shout, which means to speak very loudly. Crowd is a large group of people gathered together.

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The man yelled at the crowd with anger.

Meaning: This sentence describes a man who is very angry and is shouting at a group of people.

Choice of Words: Yelled means to speak with a loud voice, often out of anger or excitement. Anger is a strong feeling of annoyance or dislike. When you put them together, "The man yelled at the crowd with anger" means that the man was very angry and he expressed it by speaking loudly to the crowd.

The man shouted angrily at the crowd.

Meaning: This sentence also describes a man who is very angry and is shouting at a group of people.

Choice of Words: Angrily is an adverb that describes how the man shouted. It means that he shouted in an angry way. Shouted means to speak in a loud voice, often out of anger or excitement. When you put them together, "The man shouted angrily at the crowd" means that the man was very angry and he expressed it by speaking loudly to the crowd.

The irate man shouted at the crowd.

Meaning: This sentence is similar to the previous two sentences, but it uses a different word to describe the man's anger.

Choice of Words: Irate means very angry. Shouted means to speak in a loud voice, often out of anger or excitement. When you put them together, "The irate man shouted at the crowd" means that the man was very angry and he expressed it by speaking loudly to the crowd.

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