What is the superlative way of saying someone's anger or sorrow?
What is the superlative way of saying someone's anger or sorrow? I'm not asking about superlative adjective but something like expressions.
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Anger:
"I hate your guts!"
"You make me sick!"
"I can't stand the sight of you!"
"I hate the living daylights out of you!"
The above are idioms. You could also just say
"I really detest you." Or I really detest the sight of you." Or "You disgust me!" Or "I hate the very sight of you!"
Just add I + adverb+ hate/detest + you/him/her/it/them/myself.
But the strongest way would be to add an expletive or two:
I + ef^&in hate your guts.
* These examples are toward living things, but can also apply to inanimate objects.
Sorrow:
It depends on what kind of sorrow you wish to express. Sorrow at someone's actions. Sorrow because of a circumstance. Sorrow for an unexplained reason...
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Try frustration, angst, or grief. Or check a thesaurus...http://thesaurus.com/
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