enrage (Meaning)

Wordnet

enrage (v)

put into a rage; make violently angry

Webster

To fill with rage; to provoke to frenzy or madness; to make furious.

The politician's inflammatory rhetoric enrages the already volatile crowd.
The unfair treatment enrages the innocent person, causing them to lash out in anger.
The sight of the child's suffering enrages the mother, causing her to confront the abuser.
The betrayal of a close friend enrages the victim, leading to a bitter falling out.
The constant interruptions enrage the speaker, causing them to lose their train of thought.
The injustice of the situation enrages the activist, inspiring them to take action.
The rudeness of the stranger enrages the passerby, causing them to engage in a heated argument.
The incompetence of the new employee enrages the manager, leading to a disciplinary meeting.
The unfulfilled promise enrages the customer, causing them to demand a refund.
The traffic jam enrages the commuters, causing them to honk their horns and exchange angry gestures.

put into a rage; make violently angryTo fill with rage; to provoke to frenzy or madness; to make furious.

annoy,infuriate, anger, mad, provoke, ire, rile,outrage, rankle, aggravate

delight, relieve, gratify, please, relieve, soothe, assuage, gratify,please, allay

The politician's inflammatory rhetoric enrages the already volatile crowd.

The unfair treatment enrages the innocent person, causing them to lash out in anger.

The sight of the child's suffering enrages the mother, causing her to confront the abuser.

The betrayal of a close friend enrages the victim, leading to a bitter falling out.