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Infuriate   /ɪnfjˈʊriˌeɪt/   Listen
Infuriate

verb
(past & past part. infuriated; pres. part. infuriating)
1.
Make furious.  Synonyms: exasperate, incense.






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"Infuriate" Quotes from Famous Books



... attention,—and never would have got it but for faithful little Kate. The child idolized the broken-down man, and loved him with a tenderness that his weakness seemed but to augment a thousandfold, while it but served to infuriate her mother. In former years, when he was Sergeant Clancy and a fine soldier, many was the time he had intervened to save her from an undeserved thrashing; many a time had he seized her in his strong arms and confronted the furious woman with stern reproof. Between him and ...
— The Deserter • Charles King



Words linked to "Infuriate" :   fury, anger, infuriation



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