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Meanings of infuriated in English

Marked by extreme anger.

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Usage of infuriated in English
1
That such vigilance was at all necessary, however, infuriated him beyond measure.
The street philosopher
2
But a drip-drip of stories in recent days has infuriated the police.
The Guardian
3
Army powers allowing arrest without trial and raids without warrants infuriated residents.
Reuters
4
The infuriated ruffian sheathed his weapon in the heart of the Baroness.
Vivian Grey
5
He is infuriated against me; and I think I know the reason.
Scaramouche: A Romance of the French Revolution
6
The Cockney strove in vain to protect himself from the infuriated boy.
The Sea-Wolf
7
He was most infuriated and wanted to know when this had happened.
The Guardian
8
The infuriated Persian smote him on the head with the crystal flagon.
The Twilight of the Gods, and Other Tales
9
His soldiers were infuriated at being held prisoner and treated as pawns.
Navigators of Dune
10
The BBFC had never lost and it absolutely infuriated the John McEnroes.
The South African
11
With yells of hatred the infuriated populace razed them to the ground.
Napoleon Bonaparte
12
But he infuriated many Bolivians by insisting on seeking a fourth term.
Reuters
13
You mean to tell me this arrest is bogus? Jasper was infuriated.
From dawn to deceit
14
After a week of this, her reluctance to become Muslim infuriated me.
Children of dust: a memoir of pakistan
15
Everywhere the same misery, the same flight from want and infuriated persecution.
Atlantis
16
And India's decision to ramp up infrastructure seems to have infuriated Beijing.
BBC
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common