English Idioms

Riled Up

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Riled Up - to get upset; to get very angry

• I do not want my boss to to riled up, because he is very hard to deal with when he gets upset.
• Covid-19 is getting some people riled up. People need to stay calm.
• Please do not get the children riled up. It is hard to get the children to calm down.
• Politics gets people all riled up.
• My mother does not get riled up very easily. My mother is a very calm person.
• My father is going to get riled up, because we spent so much money.

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