Choler Meaning in English

word

US

ˈkɑlɚ

KAH-ler

UK

kˈəʊlɐ

KOH-luh

परिभाषा

A literary or old-fashioned word for anger or strong irritation.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

'Choler' is rare and typically found in old literature, poetry, or historical texts. Modern English uses 'anger' or 'rage' instead. Common in phrases like 'in a fit of choler.' Avoid in everyday conversation.

• Spanish: cólera - ira
• Portuguese (BR): cólera - raiva (antigo)
• Portuguese (PT): cólera - raiva (arcaico)
• Chinese (Simplified): 愤怒 - 怒气（文学用语）
• Chinese (Traditional): 憤怒 - 怒氣（文學用語）
• Hindi: क्रोध
• Arabic: غَضَب (أدبي) - سُخْط
• Bengali: রোষ - ক্রোধ
• Russian: гнев - раздражение (устаревшее)
• Japanese: 怒り（いかり）- 激怒（げきど）（文語・古風）
• Vietnamese: cơn giận dữ (văn chương) - cơn thịnh nộ (cổ)
• Korean: 분노 (문어체/고전적 표현) - 격노
• Turkish: öfke (edebi) - hiddet (eski)
• Urdu: غصہ (ادبی/قدیم انداز)
• Indonesian: amarah (sastra/kuno) - kemarahan (usang)

उदाहरण वाक्य

He could not hide his choler during the argument.

basic

Her words were full of choler.

basic

The boss's sudden choler surprised everyone.

basic

In a fit of choler, he slammed the door and left.

natural

His choler faded after he took a walk outside.

natural

She usually keeps her choler under control, but not today.

natural