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Infuriate

usgb/ɪnˈfjʊrieɪt/Volume
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Intensity Matters

Use 'infuriate' for extreme anger, not just mild annoyance.

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Missing my flight didn't just annoy me, it absolutely infuriated me.
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Active Situation

'Infuriate' often implies an ongoing situation rather than past events.

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The delays in the project are infuriating the clients actively.
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Not Physical

'Infuriate' describes emotional responses, not physical harm.

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His condescending tone is what infuriated me, not his gesture.
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