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Meaning infuriate meaning

What does infuriate mean?

infuriate

— verb make furious

Synonyms infuriate synonyms

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infuriate English » English

enrage exasperate anger make angry madden irritate incense provoke aggravate vex annoy mad furious tease taunt stir up provoke to anger irk drive wild vitiate torment rile revolting resentful resent put out pique pamper outrage nettle nark make wroth make worth make indignant make furious make cross insolent incite impudent hassle gall extremely angry coddle be indignant be annoy be angry arrogant

Topics infuriate topics

What do people use infuriate to talk about?
Language and thought Emotion Feel bad

Angry

Conjugation infuriate conjugation

How do you conjugate infuriate?

infuriate · verb

Examples infuriate examples

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Movie subtitles

I'm a shooter myself. -You infuriate me, sir.
I can't imagine anything that would infuriate the Americans more.
You infuriate me with your secrets.
Once you do that, you please the people that you favour, but infuriate everybody else.
It should infuriate the archbishop if that is Your Majesty's intention.
But will it really help, having the police infuriate the army?
My only reason to keep you alive is to infuriate Garak.
Doesn't that music infuriate you?
Does it infuriate you?
Chances are you would only slightly injure and infuriate him.
I hate them. They infuriate me.
You know what would infuriate him?
That's the kind of thing I used to do to Priscilla all the time and it would infuriate her.
I'm afraid I'm going to have to infuriate you.
You wanted to drag the Queen back to her capital, to infuriate her. to have her declared mad, place her under tutelage and have her property confiscated by the Ministry of Finance.
Alive, deranged, infuriate.
But we are not here to talk about boring figures but to make two important announcements which will infuriate the black crows who nest in the bell.
It should infuriate the Archbishop beyond measure.
You'll recall that even our slightest interactions seem to. Infuriate him.
Actually, right now, I think I have to go infuriate my mother.
It could infuriate him and spur him to attack again soon, with increased violence.
It will completely infuriate her if you don't.
You infuriate me!
All this would infuriate the good Dr. Patin.
You're hanging out with him just to infuriate me.
He may infuriate. But he fights for the same world as you with the same weapons.
Your bad acting will only confuse him and it will infuriate me.
Oh, you always did know how to infuriate a girl, didn't you?
You know, Rupert, Brian's douche-iness should infuriate me, but the truth is he seems happy.

News and current affairs

Royal's chief virtue is that she has not taken part in the numerous internal battles that infuriate socialist militants and voters, and her lack of direct association with the party's leadership has enabled her to avoid blame for its mistakes.
But, given Musharraf's lack of legitimacy, such a move would further infuriate Bhutto's supporters, whose street power Bhutto had contained since October.
America sends in missiles and air strikes that infuriate the people rather than aid and emissaries to engage them.

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