enrages
Makes blood boil
Enrages means makes extremely angry.
To enrage someone is to provoke fury or intense indignation: The verdict enraged protesters.
What enrages one person may merely annoy another—the word implies a stronger reaction than irritates or upsets.
Nothing enrages him more than being kept waiting.
Makes extremely angry
- incensesProvokes extreme anger
- angersProvokes to wrath
- maddensCauses extreme anger
- exasperatesIntensely irritates someone
irritates · aggravates · provokes · rankles · galls · irks · vexes · antagonizes
Intense violent anger
- wrathFierce, punishing anger
- ireIntense fury
- indignationAnger from mistreatment
- lividExtremely angry or discolored
seething · fuming · incensed · boiling · resentment · hostility · animosity · spite
Disgraceful public affair
- uproarNoisy public disturbance
- protestPublic expression of disapproval
- condemnationSevere disapproval expressed formally
- revoltOrganized resistance to power
backlash · disgust · appalled · shock · controversy · disapproval · discontent · grievance
infuriates
Makes extremely angry
exasperates · irritates · aggravates · provokes · rankles · galls · irks · vexes · antagonizes · nettles
fury
Intense violent anger
- wrathFierce, punishing anger
- ireIntense fury
- indignationAnger from mistreatment
livid · seething · fuming · incensed · boiling · resentment · hostility · animosity · spite · acrimony
scandal
Disgraceful public affair
- uproarNoisy public disturbance
- protestPublic expression of disapproval
- condemnationSevere disapproval expressed formally
revolt · backlash · disgust · appalled · shock · controversy · disapproval · discontent · grievance · violation
enragesappeases
Satisfies to prevent conflict
placates · conciliates · mollifies · reconciles · disarms