Sense: to make very angry
I was infuriated by his words.; I find his silly jokes infuriating.
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 Afrikaans: woedend makend |
 Arabic: مُغيظ، مُثير للغَضَب |
 Bulgarian: гневен |
 Brazilian: enfurecedor |
 Czech: nesnesitelný |
 German: aufreizend |
 Danish: provokerende; ophidsende |
 Greek: εξοργιστικός |
 Spanish: exasperante |
 Estonian: vihaleajav |
 Farsi: عصابانی کننده |
 Finnish: raivostuttava |
 French: exaspérant |
 Hebrew: מַכעִיס |
 Hindi: क्रोधित करने वाला |
 Croatian: razbješnjen |
 Hungarian: dühítő |
 Indonesian: mengesalkan |
 Icelandic: óþolandi |
 Italian: esasperante |
 Japanese: 腹立たしい |
 Korean: 격분하게 하는 |
 Lithuanian: siutinantis |
 Latvian: kaitinošs; tracinošs |
 Malay: memberangkan |
 Dutch: ergerlijk |
 Norwegian: tilå bli rasende over, sv |
 Polish: rozwścieczający |
 Persian: عصابانی کننده |
 Pashto: قارجن |
 Portuguese: irritante |
 Romanian: enervant |
 Russian: приводящий в ярость |
 Slovak: neznesiteľný |
 Slovenian: ki spravlja v obup |
 Serbian: koji izaziva bes |
 Swedish: fruktansvärt irriterande |
 Thai: น่าโมโห |
 Turkish: çileden çıkarıcı |
 Taiwanese: 令人髮指的 |
 Ukrainian: дратуючий |
 Urdu: غصہ دلانے والا |
 Vietnamese: gây tức giận |
 Chinese: 令人发怒的 |
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