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Meanings of infuriating in English

Extremely annoying or displeasing.

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Usage of infuriating in English
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It was really infuriating how often Frau Posmanik left her children alone.
Melnitz
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No matter how many times it's said, it becomes no less infuriating.
Ebony
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It was infuriating; he could see she wasn't taking him remotely seriously.
The Long Earth
4
Am I alone in finding the current Meteor phone commercial absolutely infuriating?
The Irish Times
5
No mistake, said the Nottinghamshire gentleman with an air of infuriating calmness.
Jonathan strange and mr norrell
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The FBI raided Cohen's office and home on April 9, infuriating Trump.
Reuters
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She, however, had the most infuriating ability to get under his skin.
Something about You
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At times his fast tempi are so fast as to be infuriating.
The Guardian
9
Perhaps not, he said, and his smile was filled with infuriating superiority.
Deadly little secrets
10
We are now in the later stages of an equally infuriating season.
The Irish Times
11
The idea that Victor would do anything inappropriate with Janda was infuriating.
Earth Unaware
12
And if you find that infuriating, think how it makes me feel.
Hex and the city
13
He grinned in what he accurately judged to be an infuriating manner.
The Ultimate Hitchhiker’s Guide
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And the possibility of getting back at Mansur for his infuriating condescension.
A river in the sky
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It's a loophole that's been infuriating gun owners and retailers for months.
Radio NZ
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Some things can only be inferred. He gave me an infuriating smile.
The Wise Man’s Fear
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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