infuriate (Meaning)

Wordnet

infuriate (v)

make furious

Webster

Enraged; rading; furiously angry; infuriated.

To render furious; to enrage; to exasperate.

The constant interruptions during the meeting infuriated him, making him unable to focus.
The politician's blatant lies infuriated the public, sparking widespread protests.
The arrogant attitude of the salesperson infuriated the customer, causing them to walk away without a purchase.
The reckless driving of the speeding car infuriated the pedestrians, who feared for their safety.
The injustice of the situation infuriated her, driving her to fight for what was right.
The slow and unresponsive customer service infuriated the caller, who wasted valuable time on hold.
The government's decision to cut funding for essential programs infuriated the citizens, who relied on those services.
The betrayal of his friend infuriated him, shattering his trust and leaving him heartbroken.
The constant nagging of his parents infuriated the teenager, who felt overwhelmed and misunderstood.
The disrespectful comments made by the speaker infuriated the audience, who walked out in protest.

make furiousEnraged; rading; furiously angry; infuriated., To render furious; to enrage; to exasperate.

outrage, irritate, annoy, anger,enrage, rankle, inflame, enflame, rile, exasperate

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

The constant interruptions during the meeting infuriated him, making him unable to focus.

The politician's blatant lies infuriated the public, sparking widespread protests.

The arrogant attitude of the salesperson infuriated the customer, causing them to walk away without a purchase.

The reckless driving of the speeding car infuriated the pedestrians, who feared for their safety.