ખરાબ મૂડનું પ્રદર્શન,

Noun:

ગુસ્સો,

conniptions's Usage Examples:

with Crikey reporting that the suggestion had "sent the party into conniptions" because of Suleyman"s association with the "chaotic" Brimbank City Council.

The land-bound adults have conniptions as the balloon wafts by, yet, Pascal has a great time.

On 18 June 2013, Osieck precipitated a bout of conniptions from Australian talisman Tim Cahill and enraged Australian fans by substituting.

"The Party review – conniptions amid the canapés in an observant real-time farce".

Crowther of The New York Times thought Terry-Thomas provided "some of the fieriest conniptions to be seen on the contemporary screen", going on to say the.

This kind of cross-pollination would likely give the RTÉ brass conniptions.

generous—as far as his writers would be—with the twists and turns and conniptions of an aggressively impudent wit.

The New York Times thought Terry-Thomas provided "some of the fieriest conniptions to be seen on the contemporary screen", going on to say the actor"s "skill.

Synonyms:

scene, tantrum, ill temper, bad temper, fit,

Antonyms:

unmuzzle, defuse, disagree, differ, fall short of,