enraged

adjective

Meaning

Filled with extreme anger or fury.

Examples

She felt completely enraged when she discovered her personal documents had been stolen.
The politician became visibly enraged after the reporter asked a series of aggressive questions.

Synonyms: angry, mad, furious, incensed

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enraged

adjective

Pronunciation: /ɪnˈreɪdʒd/

Definition

Filled with extreme anger or fury.

Examples

She felt completely enraged when she discovered her personal documents had been stolen.
The politician became visibly enraged after the reporter asked a series of aggressive questions.
An enraged crowd gathered outside the courthouse to protest the controversial verdict.

How to Use enraged

enraged at (prepositional phrase): angry because of a specific situation or behavior. — "He was enraged at the unfair treatment he received."
enraged by (prepositional phrase): the cause of the anger. — "The public was enraged by the news of the corruption."

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