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Meanings of too incensed in English

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Usage of too incensed in English
1
He swung about in a fury, almost too incensed to be amazed.
Charles Rex
2
His brilliant jazz criticism is overshadowed. Some of his critics are too incensed even to talk.
The new yorker
3
When Count von Gortz ceased, a silence ensued; for the czarina was too incensed to speak.
Joseph II. and His Court: An Historical Novel
4
There was a little break in his voice, but Bella was too incensed to heed it.
If Only etc.
5
She was too incensed to talk about it.
What Can She Do?
6
But I was too incensed by this time to let him escape easily, and I battered him all about the foredeck.
The Blood Ship
7
Either the Lord of Ivarsdale had been doing some rapid thinking during the long speech, or else he was too incensed to think.
The Ward of King Canute: A Romance of the Danish Conquest
8
Then I heard Herkimer, too incensed to longer control himself, cry: "If you will have it so, the blood be on your heads."
In the Valley
9
During supper she had been too incensed to trust herself to tell what that afternoon had reached her ears, and yet it must to told.
Miss Gibbie Gault
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