verb

infuriate

to infuriate, to enrage, to exasperate

His constant interruptions infuriate me.

His constant interruptions infuriate me.

The unfair decision infuriated the public.

The unfair decision infuriated the public.

((sb.)) to make (sb.) extremely angry His constant interruptions infuriate me.

Synonyms: enrage, anger, exasperate; Antonyms: calm, soothe, placate

From Latin 'in-' (in, into) + 'furia' (fury, rage). Literally 'to put into a fury'.

Think of the phrase 'in a fury'. To infuriate someone is to put them 'in a fury'.

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