infuriate
Drive someone crazy
To infuriate is to make someone extremely angry—beyond mere annoyance to genuine rage.
The word emphasizes the effect on the person angered: His smug attitude infuriated her.
Something infuriating provokes this intense response: The infuriating thing is that he was right.
Make furious
- incenseAnger greatly, or aromatic resin
- maddenProvoke to fury
- outrageFierce moral indignation
- inflameIntensify emotion or irritation
anger · provoke · antagonize · exasperate · aggravate · irritate · annoy · vex
Intense, violent anger
- wrathFierce, punishing anger
- ireIntense fury
- indignationAnger from mistreatment
- lividExtremely angry or discolored
fuming · seething · incensed · irate · wrathful · apoplectic · choleric · vexation
Insulting provocation
harass · pester · hound · torment · agitate · incite · instigate · inflame
enrage
Make furious
inflame · anger · provoke · antagonize · exasperate · aggravate · irritate · annoy · vex · irk
rage
Intense, violent anger
- wrathFierce, punishing anger
- ireIntense fury
- indignationAnger from mistreatment
livid · fuming · seething · incensed · irate · wrathful · apoplectic · choleric · vexation · exasperation
taunt
Insulting provocation
badger · harass · pester · hound · torment · agitate · incite · instigate · inflame · spur
yell
Speak very loudly
shriek · howl · roar · holler · vociferate · stomp · slam · pound · vent · rage
seethe
Boil with quiet rage
bristle · explode · erupt · snap · lash out · blow up · lose it · rant · rave · storm
infuriated, infuriating, infuriates, infuriation, infuriatingly