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Learn “Infuriate”

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Infuriate

verb/in-FYOO-ree-ayt/

Meaning

To make someone extremely angry.

In context

The slow internet during the online exam infuriated the whole class.

Remember it

Hidden 'fury' inside — to infuriate is to fill someone with fury.

Use it well

Stronger than 'annoy'; use when something causes intense, boiling anger.