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She was infuriated by his rude behavior.infuriated = made very angry or annoyed
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It was infuriating. (source)infuriating = causing much anger or annoyance
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I tried to explain to Atticus that it wasn't so much what Francis said that had infuriated me as the way he had said it. (source)infuriated = angered
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...it was infuriating! I could have brained you! (source)infuriating = causing much anger or annoyance
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...then dancing among the trees he began to sing a song to infuriate them and bring them all after him, and also to let the dwarves hear his voice. (source)infuriate = make very angry
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The color is hideous enough, and unreliable enough, and infuriating enough, but the pattern is torturing. (source)infuriating = causing much anger or annoyance
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Chris was just being Chris, but it infuriated me.† (source)infuriated = made very angry or annoyed
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She had the infuriating iron-clad confidence of the true believer.† (source)infuriating = causing much anger or annoyance
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When Rudy stood up, it served only to infuriate Deutscher even more.† (source)infuriate = make very angry or annoy
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Infuriatingly, he assured me that he hadn't really meant it—it had been only a "passing thought."† (source)Infuriatingly = in a manner that causes much anger or annoyance
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Work call infuriates Connor.† (source)infuriates = make very angry or annoyed
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His tone of weary unconcern infuriated her.† (source)infuriated = made very angry or annoyed
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One of the most infuriating habits of these people was their love of superfluous words, he thought.† (source)infuriating = causing much anger or annoyance
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There was always something, some minor thing that would infuriate him, because no matter what she did to please him, no matter how thoroughly she submitted to his wants and demands, it wasn't enough.† (source)infuriate = make very angry or annoy
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Ralph looked back at Jack, seeing him, infuriatingly, for the first time.† (source)infuriatingly = in a manner that causes much anger or annoyance
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The weakness in her tears infuriates me.† (source)infuriates = make very angry or annoyed
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