infuriated
To be infuriated is to be very angry. When he was infuriated, he was boiling with anger.
When she saw the dress on the rack, she became infuriated and started to cry.
The politician became infuriated when he was shouted at.
To be infuriated is to be very angry. When he was infuriated, he was boiling with anger.
When she saw the dress on the rack, she became infuriated and started to cry.
The politician became infuriated when he was shouted at.
adjective
marked by extreme anger
Synonyms:
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The people are infuriated by the riddle.
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This story will infuriate you.
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That will infuriate supporters of gun control.
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The move infuriated the whole group.
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She is often infuriated by his meekness.
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That goal only seemed to infuriate the Jackals.
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His brusque refusal infuriated the farmers.
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Chuck is infuriated, and it is the beginning of the end for their marriage.
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This infuriated the citizens and led to the Whiskey Rebellion.
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The destruction of the Seneca land infuriated the Iroquois Confederation.