울분

While '억울하다' is the feeling of being wronged, '울분' is the bitter indignation that results from it.

'화' is a general term for anger; '울분' is a specific, intense anger rooted in injustice.

'분노' is strong anger; '울분' adds the specific element of indignation from unfair treatment.

This is a verb meaning to feel wronged or unfairly treated. It describes the feeling that often leads to '울분'.

While '울분' is the noun for the feeling of bitter indignation, '억울하다' describes the state of being wronged that causes this feeling.

그는 누명을 써서 너무 억울해했다. (He was falsely accused and felt very wronged.)

'화' means anger, which is a broader term than '울분'.

'울분' is a specific kind of deep-seated anger born from a sense of injustice. '화' can be any kind of anger, from mild irritation to intense rage.

그 소식에 그는 화를 냈다. (He got angry at the news.)

'분노' also means anger or rage, similar to '화'.

'분노' is often a strong, intense form of anger. '울분' specifically adds the nuance of indignation due to unfairness, making it a more specific type of '분노'.

그는 사회의 불평등에 분노를 느꼈다. (He felt rage at social inequality.)

'원한' means resentment or grudge, which can be similar to '울분' in some contexts.

While '원한' is a deep-seated resentment often directed at a specific person or group, '울분' is more about the intense, burning indignation at an unfair situation or treatment, which might not always be person-specific.

그는 옛 친구에게 원한을 품고 있었다. (He held a grudge against his old friend.)

'불평' means complaint or dissatisfaction, which can arise from feeling unfairly treated.

'불평' is a verbal expression of dissatisfaction. '울분' is a much deeper, more intense internal feeling of bitter indignation that might lead to '불평', but is not merely a complaint.

그는 서비스에 대해 불평했다. (He complained about the service.)