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Meanings of infuriate in English
Usage of infuriate in English
1
Continuous and unwonted defeat might infuriate some men to a great effort.
2
She tried to think of a question that would not infuriate him.
3
The temperance missionary and the infuriate liquor-dealer stood upon the same platform.
4
The smile of contempt upon his face seemed to infuriate the Russian.
5
Names you could drop to impress your friends, or infuriate your enemies.
6
So these are people we can't afford to alienate, much less infuriate.
7
First, she came out as queer, which appeared to infuriate many people.
8
Routed by those infuriate animals other brave combatants ran on the field.
9
Instead, I will scrape the ground with my shovel-thatwill infuriate her.
10
He invented details calculated to infuriate his confederate, to inflame his jealousy.
11
Ralph's perplexed and distressed look seemed to again infuriate the old man.
12
The clubby reminiscences will infuriate an awful lot of people this weekend.
13
Passport control provided Mulch with another opportunity to infuriate his partner.
14
They hurt them, of course, and infuriate them: like stinging flies.
15
Irresistible in battle, it had become so infuriate as to be beyond control.
16
Any invalidation of Bemba's candidacy would infuriate his supporters, especially in western Congo.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common