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Marked by extreme anger.
furious
angered
infuriated
maddened
angry
1
Many Muslims were
enraged
,
leading the state government to rescind its decision.
2
Luttrell and Philip are
enraged
;
Stafford and the others are in roars.
3
Last month, Russia
enraged
Tbilisi by flying military jets over South Ossetia.
4
The move also
enraged
some war supporters who said it symbolized defeat.
5
The decision of his appointment has
enraged
politicians and energy experts alike.
6
The inanity of the question
enraged
even the pleasure-seekers at the back.
7
The
enraged
ambassador advised Alva to seize everything English in the Netherlands.
8
It was clear she'd been
enraged
by Bowman's decision to divorce her.
9
Signor Turchi would be
enraged
;
besides, I have no confidence in him.
10
The conversion of the other Pretorian officer has greatly
enraged
the emperor.
11
Of course there has been a cock-up, which has
enraged
the England.
12
Boyne's
enraged
vision is his great strength in The Heart's Invisible Furies.
13
With fascinated eyes he watched the antics of the thoroughly
enraged
animal.
14
He pretended to be
enraged
because I rebuked him in the chapel.
15
The suggestion
enraged
Darvin but he was careful to manage his expression.
16
But many of the merchants were now
enraged
at London's harsh measures.
enraged
·
enraged at
so enraged
more enraged
enraged animal
become enraged