Angry
Incorrect : My father was angry against me.
Correct : My father was angry with me.
Incorrect : He was angry with/for the Weather.
Correct : He was angry at the weather.
Note: We become angry ‘with’ a person, but ‘at’ a thing.
Like ‘angry’, Some other adjectives also take ‘with’ and ‘at’ after them.
For example:
She was annoyed with me.
She was annoyed at the rain.
I was vexed with her.
I was vexed at her rudeness.
He was indignant with the beggar.
He was indignant at my delay.
In each case, ‘with’ is followed by a person and ‘at’ is followed by a thing.
