enragement (Meaning)
Wordnet
enragement (n)
a feeling of intense anger
Webster
enragement (n.)
Act of enraging or state of being enraged; excitement.
Synonyms & Antonyms of enragement
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enragement Sentence Examples
- The enragement of the crowd at the unfair referee call was palpable.
- The boy's enragement at the bully's cruel words was evident in his clenched fists and furrowed brow.
- The politician's enragement at the opposition's attacks only served to alienate his constituents.
- The driver's enragement at the traffic jam caused him to honk his horn and yell obscenities.
- The customer's enragement at the faulty product led him to write a scathing online review.
- The athlete's enragement at losing the game fueled his determination to train harder for the next competition.
- The musician's enragement at the critic's negative review inspired him to create his most powerful and moving work yet.
- The actor's enragement at the director's criticism caused him to storm off the set.
- The activist's enragement at the government's inaction on climate change led her to organize a protest march.
- The parent's enragement at the school's decision to close was evident in their angry emails and phone calls.
FAQs About the word enragement
a feeling of intense angerAct of enraging or state of being enraged; excitement.
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The enragement of the crowd at the unfair referee call was palpable.
The boy's enragement at the bully's cruel words was evident in his clenched fists and furrowed brow.
The politician's enragement at the opposition's attacks only served to alienate his constituents.
The driver's enragement at the traffic jam caused him to honk his horn and yell obscenities.
