enfeloned (Meaning)
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enfeloned (a.)
Rendered fierce or frantic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of enfeloned
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enfeloned Sentence Examples
- The sudden influx of illegal immigrants had enfeloned many border town residents, leading to increased safety concerns.
- The unfair distribution of resources had enfeloned many communities, resulting in protests and demands for change.
- The constant stream of negative news enfeloned the public, leaving them feeling pessimistic and hopeless.
- The constant criticism and insults enfeloned the politician, motivating him to prove his worth through his actions.
- The brutal treatment of prisoners enfeloned their families, who fought for their rights and demanded justice.
- The repeated betrayal by those he trusted enfeloned the young man, making him wary of forming close relationships.
- The lack of opportunities and support enfeloned the disadvantaged youth, leading them down a path of crime and violence.
- The politician's empty promises and broken agreements enfeloned the electorate, causing a decline in voter turnout.
- The failure of the government to address the concerns of its citizens enfeloned the masses, resulting in widespread unrest and protests.
- The constant setbacks and disappointments enfeloned the entrepreneur, but she refused to give up on her dreams.
FAQs About the word enfeloned
Rendered fierce or frantic.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The sudden influx of illegal immigrants had enfeloned many border town residents, leading to increased safety concerns.
The unfair distribution of resources had enfeloned many communities, resulting in protests and demands for change.
The constant stream of negative news enfeloned the public, leaving them feeling pessimistic and hopeless.
The constant criticism and insults enfeloned the politician, motivating him to prove his worth through his actions.
