Infuriated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INFURIATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INFURIATE, to make furious
• make (someone) extremely angry and impatient
ADJECTIVE:
• Enraged; furious.
• marked by extreme anger

Words related to INFURIATED

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How to use INFURIATED in a sentence

• A sound that might have come from an infuriated grizzly rumbled from the hairy throat.
• Upon discovery, which took place at night, the infuriated husband rushed off to the guard-house for his weapon.
• My Lady was a very lively person, daughter of the man who shot President Lockhart in the dark because he had infuriated him in an arbitration case in the court.
• Such of the rebels as had escaped the infuriated soldiery fled to hide themselves in Wicklow and elsewhere.
• The infuriated horses flew over hill and hollow, through ditch and brook, dragging the bodies of the Poles, all covered with blood and dust, along the ground.
• Infuriated by the divine influence, they fell upon one another with missile weapons and when these were expended, they had recourse to the rushes growing high.
• His figure shot out through the air and down the short slope with the rush of an infuriated beast.
• If that foremost of kings, powerful as a lion and gifted with the strength of an infuriated elephant, doth not present himself before me, I shall certainly cease to live.
• In an instant the scene had changed from one of comedy to one of possible tragedy should the infuriated beast reach his victim.
• They will tell how the Christian was made to fight these infuriated beasts without weapons, while infidelity was frantic with applause.
• One infuriated battery commander said it was as much as he could do to get anyone else on the telephone but himself.
• The place was therefore given over to the infuriated soldiery, who were allowed to slay and plunder at their pleasure.
• A heated argument followed, at the end of which the infuriated man waved us in with a magnificent and most dramatic gesture.
• But to escape now by flight from that infuriated animal was utterly impossible.
• This infuriated the savages, yet it took the heart out of these men who had trusted in their god of war.
• Steele had sent Whitey for aid, as it was certain that the infuriated mob would hang Steele if they found him.
• And amid the turmoil we could hear the shouts of the infuriated brigands swarming up the tower ladder after us! XXXII I was only inactive a moment.
• This infuriated Billy and he gave the whole bunch of girls a butt and then turned and went for the boy, who was holding the chair high over his head ready to strike.
• There is what is called the CHURCHILL school, which hits out right and left with an infuriated spoon.
• What if a few shots were fired by ignorant and infuriated civilians from the windows of houses? It has not been proved.
• They could risk no fight at close range with a wounded and infuriated Kodiak bear.
• The news of this disaster reached Granada before him and infuriated the people, who closed their gates and threatened the defeated king from the walls.
• Opposed to such infuriated masses, the coolness of the English was of no avail.
• On the square he met some of the household troops surrounded by an infuriated mob, who were on the point of killing them.
• Pain was now added to the savagery of hunger, and the infuriated monster rushed upon Phillips.
• Poor Mollie began to cry over her loss, and infuriated at beholding her sorrow, Billy rushed upon his rival and a fierce fight at once began between them.

Similar words containing FURIAT without suffix ed and without prefix in

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