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Example Sentences
Main Entry:
in·fu·ri·ate
[
v.
in-
fy
oo
r
-ee-eyt
;
adj.
in-
fy
oo
r
-ee-it
]
/
v.
ɪnˈfyʊər
iˌeɪt
;
adj.
ɪnˈfyʊər
i
ɪt
/
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infuriate
Part of Speech:
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Example Sentences
Because of this, they
infuriate
unions and law-abiding mining companies.
Any master plan that will
infuriate
all parties is not worth fighting.
It's decision, one way or the other, is sure to
infuriate
somebody.
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Because of this, they
infuriate
unions and law-abiding mining companies.
Any master plan that will
infuriate
all parties is not worth fighting.
It's decision, one way or the other, is sure to
infuriate
somebody.
He garnishes the city with statues that
infuriate
the critics, whom he ignores.
Such claims
infuriate
researchers because scientific proof that commercial shark cartilage works against cancer is lacking.
Monetary incentives, through subsidies and coupons, or tax-exemptions may not hold the
infuriate
protesters at bay infinitely.
Gingrich lied, it would
infuriate
those who stuck their necks out to defend him.
The victory only seemed to
infuriate
his political enemies even more.
No question is more likely to
infuriate
or simply leave a scientist nonplussed.
But as much as he may
infuriate
you, your heart still goes out to him.
Such arguments
infuriate
home-schooling advocates, who say hundreds of districts in many states have resolved those issues.
Straightforward and readable, it is a book that will undoubtedly
infuriate
many experts with its elisions and oversimplifications.
And on the right, much farther away, is the kind of new house that seems to be designed to
infuriate
its neighbors:.
And if you
infuriate
some and have others rising to your defense, all the better.
Facebook changes its service in ways that
infuriate
users and create an uproar over privacy.
If you see the numbers and they
infuriate
you, they should.
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