enraging

Provoking intense fury

Enraging means provoking intense anger: The delays were enraging.

It functions as both the present participle of enrage and as an adjective describing something that makes you furious: an enraging experience, His smug attitude was enraging.

emotional

infuriating

Causing extreme anger

outrageous · exasperating · aggravating · antagonizing · inflaming · galling · irksome · vexing · enflaming · riling

visceral

fury

Intense violent anger

clenched · shaking · trembling · screaming · yelling · slamming · punching · storming · snapping · boiling

deliberate

provocation

Act that triggers response

trolling · harassment · bullying · mockery · manipulation · insults · belittling · antagonism · needling · pestering

social

injustice

Denial of fair treatment

exploitation · hypocrisy · betrayal · abuse · cruelty · inequality · bigotry · tyranny · violence · atrocity

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Opposites
emotional effect

enragingcalming

Inducing a settled state

soothing · pacifying · tranquilizing · placating · mollifying

pleasantness

enragingpleasing

Causing enjoyment or satisfaction

delightful · pleasant · gratifying · enjoyable · agreeable

Family

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG