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1. (v.t.) infuriate
to make furious; enrage.
2. (adj.) infuriate
Archaic. infuriated.
Etymology: (1660–70; < ML infuriātus, ptp. of infuriāre to madden)
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| Definition of 'infuriate' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) infuriate, exasperate, incense
make furious
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1. (verb) infuriate
to make extremely angry
His lack of respect infuriated her.; her infuriating comments/behavior
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| Definition of 'infuriate' |
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1. (verb) infuriate
enraged; rading; furiously angry; infuriated
2. (verb) infuriate
to render furious; to enrage; to exasperate
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Sense: to make very angry
I was infuriated by his words.
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 Afrikaans: woedend maak |
 Arabic: يُغْضِب، يُغيظ |
 Bulgarian: разгневявам |
 Brazilian: enfurecer |
 Czech: rozzuřit |
 German: wütend machen, erzürnen |
 Danish: gøre rasende |
 Greek: εξοργίζω |
 Spanish: enfurecer, encolerizar |
 Estonian: vihale ajama |
 Farsi: عصبانی کردن |
 Finnish: raivostuttaa |
 French: rendre furieux |
 Hebrew: לְעוֹרֵר זַעַם |
 Hindi: क्रोधोन्मत्त करना |
 Croatian: razbjesniti |
 Hungarian: dühbe hoz |
 Indonesian: membangkitkan amarah |
 Icelandic: gera bálreiðan |
 Italian: infuriare |
 Japanese: 激怒させる |
 Korean: 격분하게 하다 |
 Lithuanian: įsiutinti |
 Latvian: saniknot; satracināt; sak |
 Malay: membuat sangat marah |
 Dutch: woedend maken |
 Norwegian: gjøre rasende |
 Polish: rozwścieczyć |
 Persian: عصبانی کردن |
 Pashto: قار کول |
 Portuguese: enraivecer |
 Romanian: aînfuria |
 Russian: приводить в ярость |
 Slovak: rozzúriť |
 Slovenian: razkačiti |
 Serbian: razbesneti |
 Swedish: göra rasande |
 Thai: ทำให้โกรธ |
 Turkish: çileden çıkarmak, çok kız |
 Taiwanese: 激怒 |
 Ukrainian: розлючувати, доводити до |
 Urdu: غصہ دلانا |
 Vietnamese: làm tức giận |
 Chinese: 激怒 |
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