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Definition of «enraged»

The word enraged means to be extremely angry, furious or filled with intense rage. It is an extreme emotional state characterized by a strong desire for vengeance and a tendency towards violent behavior. When someone is enraged, they are typically overwhelmed by feelings of anger that can cloud their judgment and impair their ability to think rationally. Enraged individuals may lash out verbally or physically in an attempt to express their emotions, often causing harm to themselves or others around them.

Usage examples

  1. The employee was enraged when she discovered that her promotion had been given to someone less qualified.
  2. The fans became enraged when their team lost the championship game due to a controversial call.
  3. The protesters grew increasingly enraged as they felt their voices were being ignored by the government.
  4. He was enraged when he found out that his best friend had betrayed him and spread false rumors.
  5. The customer became visibly enraged when the waiter spilled hot soup all over his expensive suit.
  6. The students were enraged when the school decided to cut their favorite extracurricular activity without any explanation.
  7. She felt enraged when she learned that her hard work and efforts had been plagiarized by a fellow classmate.
  8. The residents of the neighborhood became enraged when they discovered that a developer was planning to tear down the local park.
  9. The CEO was enraged when he discovered that confidential company information had been leaked to a competitor.
  10. The landlord was enraged to find that the tenants had completely trashed the rental property.

Sentences with «enraged»

  • You might think tweeting something is just asking for a bunch of enraged supporters to send abuse his way, but the responses were actually quite kind. (dailycannon.com)
  • When Rome entered Israel, it became so enraged at the stiff necked Jews that would not submit to their will that they started the process of crucifixion. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
  • She and her team had closed about 700 deals, but one day, an agent got so enraged when she suggested his buyer pay for an appraisal that he launched into a tirade: ««Who are you? (realtormag.realtor.org)
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