Which word means very angry?

• A. Absent-minded
• B. Automatically
• C. Adhesive
• D. Outraged

Answer: (D)

When you want to express very strong anger, the word outraged fits best. It conveys a high level of emotion and often carries a sense of moral indignation about something perceived as wrong or unfair. For example, you can say, “She was outraged by the decision,” which shows intense anger tied to a judgment about injustice.

The other options don’t fit because they describe unrelated ideas: absent-minded means forgetful, automatically means done without conscious thought, and adhesive means sticky. So outraged is the clear choice for “very angry.”