Synonyms and antonyms of Impolite and offensive expressions used when annoyed or angry in British Thesaurus

damn (interjection)

impolite used when you are annoyed about something

bloody (adjective)

Britishimpolite used for emphasizing that you are angry or annoyed about something

for God’s/Christ’s/goodness’/Heaven’s/Pete’s sake ()

used for emphasizing what you are saying when you are annoyed or angry: ‘for God’s sake’ and ‘for Christ’s sake’ are offensive to some people

get stuffed ()

used for telling someone to stop annoying you, or for saying that you do not care about what they say

damned (adjective)

impolite damn

dammit (interjection)

impolite used when you are annoyed about something

bloody hell ()

used for showing that you are extremely annoyed

damn it/you/him etc ()

used when you are annoyed about something

goddammit (interjection)

informal used when you are angry or annoyed. Some people consider this word offensive.

son of a bitch (interjection)

mainly Americanimpolite used for showing that you are annoyed

bleeding (adjective)

Britishimpolite used for emphasizing what you are saying when you are angry or annoyed

bloody (adverb)

Britishimpolite used for emphasizing that you are angry or annoyed about something

blow me (American)

Americanoffensive used as an offensive way of emphasizing that you are annoyed or angry at someone. You may hear this expression but should not use it.

bollocks (interjection)

Britishimpolite used for showing that you are annoyed or that you do not agree with something

bugger (interjection)

Britishimpolite used for saying that you are annoyed about something

Christ (interjection)

used for expressing a strong emotion such as surprise or anger. Some people find this offensive.

damn (adjective)

impolite used for emphasizing what you are saying, especially when you are annoyed about something

damn (adverb)

impolite used for emphasizing what you are saying, especially when you are annoyed about something

damned (adverb)

impolite damn

effing (adjective)

impolite used for emphasizing what you are saying, especially when you are angry or annoyed, but want to avoid the more offensive word ‘fucking’

freaking (adverb)

Americanvery informal used instead of fucking to emphasize what you are saying when you do not want to be offensive

frigging (adjective)

spokenoffensive used for adding emphasis to what you are saying when you are angry

fuck (interjection)

offensive an extremely offensive expression used for showing anger or surprise

the fuck (noun)

offensive an extremely offensive expression used for emphasizing something, to show anger or surprise

fucking (adjective)

offensive an extremely offensive expression used for emphasizing what you are saying, especially to show anger

fuck it/you/them etc (offensive)

offensive an extremely offensive expression used for showing anger with someone or something

God (interjection)

used for expressing strong feelings such as anger, surprise, or worry. Some people consider this expression offensive

goddamn (adjective)

informal used for emphasizing what you are saying, especially when you are angry or annoyed. Some people consider this word offensive.

I don’t need this crap (impolite)

impolite used for saying strongly that someone or something is annoying you

Jesus Christ (interjection)

impolite used for expressing surprise or anger. This use of the name Jesus Christ is offensive to many Christians.

motherfucking (adjective)

mainly Americanoffensive an extremely offensive word used for emphasizing what you are saying, especially when you are angry

screw you/her/him etc ()

used for expressing your anger

shit (interjection)

impolite used for showing that you are annoyed, disappointed, or frightened

sod (verb)

Britishimpolite used when you are angry or impatient about something