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Definition of infuriating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
provokes angercausing intense anger or frustration
- His constant lateness was infuriating to everyone involved..
- The delays were infuriating for the passengers.
- Her infuriating habit of interrupting annoyed everyone.
Origin of infuriating
Latin, in- (not) + furia (rage)
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- French:exaspérant, ...
- German:ärgerlich, ...
- Italian:esasperante, ...
- Spanish:enfurecedor, ...
- Portuguese:enfurecedor, ...
- Chinese:令人愤怒的, ...
- Japanese:苛立たしい, ...
- Arabic:مُغِيظ, ...
- Hebrew:מַכְעִיס, ...
- Russian:раздражающий, ...
- Ukrainian:дратівливий, ...
- Hindi:क्रोध दिलाने वाला, ...
Definition of infuriate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
emotionmake someone very angry or annoyed
- The delay in service infuriated the customers.
- Her constant interruptions infuriate him.
- The unfair decision infuriated the entire team.
Origin of infuriate
Latin, in (into) + furia (rage)
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- French:exaspérer, ...
- German:erzürnen, ...
- Italian:infuriare, ...
- Spanish:enfurecer, ...
- Portuguese:enfurecer, ...
- Chinese:激怒, ...
- Japanese:激怒させる, ...
- Arabic:أغضَبَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַרְתִּיחַ, ...
- Russian:разозлить, ...
- Ukrainian:розлютити, ...
- Hindi:क्रोधित करना, ...
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