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腹を立てる · ichidan verb

Form	Positive	Negative
Dictionary	腹はらを立たてる	腹はらを立たてない
Polite	腹はらを立たてます	腹はらを立たてません
Past polite	腹はらを立たてました	腹はらを立たてませんでした
Past	腹はらを立たてた	腹はらを立たてなかった
Te-form	腹はらを立たてて	腹はらを立たてないで
Desire	腹はらを立たてたい	腹はらを立たてたくない
Potential	腹はらを立たてられるalso 腹はらを立たてれる	腹はらを立たてられないalso 腹はらを立たてれない
Passive	腹はらを立たてられる	腹はらを立たてられない
Causative	腹はらを立たてさせる	腹はらを立たてさせない
Causative passive	腹はらを立たてさせられる	腹はらを立たてさせられない
Volitional	腹はらを立たてよう
Polite volitional	腹はらを立たてましょう
Imperative	腹はらを立たてろ	腹はらを立たてるな
Conditional	腹はらを立たてれば	腹はらを立たてなければ
Tara conditional	腹はらを立たてたら	腹はらを立たてなかったら

Meanings

Common expression for becoming angry or offended, often over a specific incident. Slightly more emotional than 怒る.

怒おこるN4
怒る is the plain, general verb for getting angry, while 腹を立てる is an idiomatic phrase that emphasizes the emotional reaction to a specific incident.
頭あたまにくるN3
頭に来る is a casual idiom meaning to get angry or fed up, very close in feel to 腹を立てる but slightly more colloquial.
むかつく
むかつく is a very casual word for feeling irritated or disgusted, weaker and more everyday than 腹を立てる.
カッとなる
カッとなる describes a sudden flash of anger, whereas 腹を立てる can build up more gradually over an incident.

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憤ふん慨がいN1
憤慨する is a formal, written word for indignation, while 腹を立てる is the everyday spoken expression for the same feeling.
怒おこり出だすN2
腹を立てる is a common phrase for 'to become angry' focusing on the feeling, whereas 怒り出す stresses the abrupt, visible outburst.

Literally 'to make one's stomach stand up', an idiom where 腹 (stomach) represents one's feelings or temper.