infuriation Synonyms
Strongest:
- rage
- spleen
- antipathy
- fury
- ire
- indignation
- aggravation
- wrath
- furor
- disillusionment
- animosity
- hostility
- outrage
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infuriation Meaning
infuriation (n)
a feeling of intense anger
infuriation Sentence Examples
- The driver's reckless behavior caused infuriation among the passengers.
- The politician's blatant lies sparked infuriation in the electorate.
- The constant interruptions during the meeting led to widespread infuriation.
- The discovery of the stolen inheritance ignited infuriation within the family.
- The unfair treatment of the employee generated infuriation among the workforce.
- The government's failure to address the crisis left the citizens filled with infuriation.
- The offensive comments made on social media provoked great infuriation.
- The loss of the championship game resulted in widespread infuriation among the fans.
- The broken promise caused such infuriation that it shattered the friendship.
- The abusive language used during the argument escalated the situation to one of infuriation.
FAQs About the word infuriation
a feeling of intense anger
rage, spleen, antipathy, fury, ire,indignation, aggravation, wrath, furor, disillusionment
reconcilement, reconcilement, reconciliation,reconciliation, endearment, ingratiation, pacification,endearment, pacification, conciliation
The driver's reckless behavior caused infuriation among the passengers.
The politician's blatant lies sparked infuriation in the electorate.
The constant interruptions during the meeting led to widespread infuriation.
The discovery of the stolen inheritance ignited infuriation within the family.
