adj

infuriated

Infuriated (adj) means Made extremely angry. Example: “She was infuriated by his constant excuses.”

adj

Made extremely angry.

"She was infuriated by his constant excuses."

"The unfair verdict left the whole family infuriated."

How to use infuriated

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishVery, very angry — stronger than just "annoyed" or "upset."

Common pairings

utterly infuriated infuriated by

more infuriated comparative, most infuriated superlative

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She was _____ by his constant excuses.

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What does “infuriated” mean?

The word “infuriated” means made extremely angry. In plain terms, very, very angry — stronger than just "annoyed" or "upset.".

How do you use “infuriated” in a sentence?

Here is “infuriated” used in a sentence: “She was infuriated by his constant excuses.”

What part of speech is “infuriated”?

“Infuriated” is an adjective.

What is the meaning of infuriated?

"infuriated" (adj) means made extremely angry.