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to make very angry or annoyed- She was infuriated by his rude behavior.
infuriated = made very angry or annoyed
- 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.Harper Lee -- To Kill a Mockingbird
- The color is hideous enough, and unreliable enough, and infuriating enough, but the pattern is torturing.Charlotte Perkins Gilman -- The Yellow Wallpaper
- ...it was infuriating! I could have brained you!Athol Fugard -- Master Harold...and the Boys
- It was infuriating.Gary Paulsen -- Hatchet
- "But when I have no more money left to pay you?" asked the infuriated Danglars.Alexandre Dumas -- The Count of Monte Cristo
- One of the most infuriating habits of these people was their love of superfluous words, he thought.Chinua Achebe -- Things Fall Apart
- But Briarcrest had a new policy of shunning the inner-city black athlete, and it infuriated him.Michael Lewis -- The Blind Side
- Hecate stood with her torches, watching and waiting—which infuriated Hazel so much, she found one last burst of energy.Rick Riordan -- The House of Hades
- Infuriated by Ben's insolence, Lucas growled and hurled Ben to the other side of the room.Bella Forrest -- A Shade of Vampire
- Reynie was hoping his words would infuriate Mr. Curtain into sleep, but Mr. Curtain had prepared himself and was not so easily goaded.Trenton Lee Stewart -- The Mysterious Benedict Society
- Esperanza listened to Abuelita tell Mama about how infuriated Tio Luis had been when he found out they were gone.Pam Munoz Ryan -- Esperanza Rising
- Approaching the infuriated animal as nearly as I dared, we again fired.Johann Wyss -- The Swiss Family Robinson
- And yet I was becoming aware of something warmly, infuriatingly feminine about her.Ralph Ellison -- Invisible Man
- Socrates must have known that his proposed "punishment" would infuriate the jury.Doug Linder -- The Trial of Socrates
- It was mind-numbing and infuriating, particularly because 10 percent of the chemistry grade was tied to attendance.Joshua Davis -- Spare Parts
- Infuriated by this, the latter plunged left and right, laying about madly with his club.Theodore Dreiser -- Sister Carrie
- "I shall stay out of their way," said Mau with infuriating calmness.Terry Pratchett -- Nation
- Yes, the mountain's side along, Sweeps an infuriate glamouring song!Goethe (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe) -- Faust
- The elder man was infuriated.D.H. Lawrence -- Sons and Lovers
infuriated = angered
infuriating = causing much anger or annoyance
infuriating = causing much anger or annoyance
infuriating = causing much anger or annoyance
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