Extremely angered

Usage examples of infuriated.

It was the inexorability of that insensate fall that infuriated, defeated, depressed, and frustrated.

Stannall would not, however, permit Harlan to make his formal claim public, which infuriated the Regent.

The man's supreme self-assurance infuriated Ken but he kept a close hold on his temper.

Without a moment's hesitation, Hrrestan knocked his feet out from under him, and signalled to several others to drag his infuriated son away from the cowering Treaty Controller.

She was doubly infuriated by Teron's childish insistence on seeing whoever these Xixon were.

Your grandmother had a rare Talent for knowing when one of her charges was up to mischief The trouble with telepaths is that sometimes they think too much, she remarked acidly, infuriated afresh to realize that her mother also knew of that incident.

What mattered was that Lanzecki had remembered that margin at a time when he was rightfully infuriated by her disregard of her Guild Master's summons.

Helpfulness and cooperation were not singer characteristics but even she could remember being obliged to - and alternately infuriated by - Lanzecki's demands on her and on herself and Lars.

His choice of word infuriated her "Yes, singers are permitted far too much leeway - "Too much?

And when he opened his mouth to speak, she advanced on him so infuriated that he recoiled slightly, not trying to evade the hard finger she poked into his chest as emphasis to her words.

Uncle added with great satisfaction that Anella had been infuriated by the news, having been certain that I was hiding in a sulk somewhere in the Hold.

The apathy of the craftsmen, the decaying farmholds, even the green-etched stones of the Hold infuriated Fax, self-styled Lord of the High Reaches, to the point where he preferred to forget the reason he had subjugated the once proud and profitable Hold.

He could imagine the infuriated expression on Fax's face and listened to the stamping retreat.

She must somehow contrive to get Fax so humiliated or so infuriated that he would renounce his claim to the Hold, in the presence of a dragonman.

But F'lar had no time to follow up the momentary advantage, for the infuriated Lord straightened up and charged.