verb
enrage
Enrage (verb) means to grow very angry or out of control.
verb
1
To grow very angry or out of control.
2
To make someone extremely angry.
3
To drive someone to the point of madness.
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Etymology
Taken from Old French enrager, enragier, from rage; equivalent to en- + rage.
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What is the meaning of enrage?
"enrage" (verb) means to grow very angry or out of control.
What is the opposite of enrage?
Opposites of "enrage" include conciliate, calm, assuage, appease, defuse.
What are the different meanings of enrage?
"enrage" has 3 main meanings: 1. To grow very angry or out of control; 2. To make someone extremely angry; 3. To drive someone to the point of madness.
